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USMC Buying VBS Gaming-Simulation Engine
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VBS1 USMC Screenshot(click to view full) DID has covered the uses of modern video games by modern militaries, from the well-known America’s Army game (since adapted to become a CROWS weapon station trainer in addition to a recruiting/training tool), Britain’s use of the best-selling Half-Life platform in DIVE2 to train troops for Afghanistan, even DARPA’s […]
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