Navy Training: Observations on the Navy's Use of Live and Simulated Training
Navy Training: Observations on the Navy's Use of Live and Simulated Training
To determine whether to use live or synthetic training to meet its training requirements, the Navy relies on guiding principles outlined in its Overarching Fleet Training Simulator Strategy. These principles are intended to provide flexibility in determining the appropriate solution for a specific training requirement or gap, while maintaining readiness levels and capitalizing on technical advances in modeling and simulation. In applying these principles, Navy decision makers consider the circumstances surrounding each individual requirement. For example, the Navy may choose to use synthetic training where regular live training is not feasible due to operational, cost, or safety concerns, such as training for ballistic missile defense.
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Navy Training: Observations on the Navy's Use of Live and Simulated Training
2012
40 pages
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Englisch
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