Royal Navy Upgrades Training Capabilities with New VR Simulators
Simulation technology from Kongsberg Digital will allow Royal Navy teams to train together with multiple vessels in the same scenarios
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Simulation technology from Kongsberg Digital will allow Royal Navy teams to train together with multiple vessels in the same scenarios
General Dynamics will provide Integrated Logistics Support Center (ILSC) with ongoing sustainment services, spare parts and obsolescence risk management, and contractor field service representatives
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