Simulating the Heat of Battle
By Ensign Rhett Gilman, U.S. Navy
Can computer-based training alone maintain the superiority of the 21st century American Fleet?
The U.S. Navy has always relied on superior technology and training to maintain its position as the strongest naval force in the world. Education, especially in the sciences, has served as the Navy's foundation; this has enabled Sailors and officers to maintain a distinct advantage over their adversaries. Recently, to meet the challenges of developing and maintaining a combat-ready Fleet, the Navy has shifted its focus from hands-on to computer-based training (CBT).
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Ensign Gilman reported to the USS Halsey (DDG-97) in San Diego for his first tour, after which he will report to Nuclear Power School.
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