Simulation: Army: aiming to institutionalise simulation | ADM June 2012

25 Jun 2012

Tom Muir

Already a leader in the use of simulation for training, including mission rehearsal and mission-specific training, the ever-adaptive Army is on the road to institutionalising simulation, garnering its many other benefits in such diverse areas as operational planning, decision making, concept evaluation, and modelling for options assessment.
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