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» US Navy Turns to Blended Learning, More Simulation and Gaming to Improve Readiness
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US Navy Turns to Blended Learning, More Simulation and Gaming to Improve Readiness
December 8, 2020
Chuck Weirauch
As the tempo of US Navy’s Pacific Fleet operations increases, it is deploying the latest methods and technologies to enhance and accelerate training. MS&T’s Chuck Weirauch reports.
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