[leadpenny]

"Soldiers get instant feedback on their performance."

A "maggie's drawers" computer icon?

[Candor7]

A kinder, gentler way to kill and be killed.

A choice has just been taken away from on-the-ground combat soldiers.

And rue the day when a soldier takes out tangos and "innocents," who always get in the way because they are being used as human shields, by Islamofascists who see such "training" as a weakness.( They are right.)

[Quix]

Excellent.

I pray it saves many lives on our side.

[Thrownatbirth]

I can safely say I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t routinely get my ass handed to me in the simulators. It was during the age of Pong, but the simulation was realistic enough that you felt bad when you got everybody killed.

[shove_it]

Changes have been made since my training at A.P. Hill 45 years ago. It was more fun firing blanks in the war games and live ammo on the ranges, especially at night with tracers.