2012-07-16 MISSION: To field and support an Army-wide, game-based training system that provides our Soldiers with a platform to train small unit tactics, techniques and procedures in Full Spectrum Operations.
Weitere Unterabschnitte: Bildung und Erziehung | Computerspiele | Neue Medien | Apple und Steve Jobs | Zahlen und Fakten | Soziale Netzwerke 1 | Soziale Netzwerke 2 | Second Life | Risiken | Informationstechnik | Bauen und Wohnen
Modern Warfare / Battlefield
Practice on the Virtual Battle Simulator Two (VBS2)
Soldiers from Alpha Company, 134th Brigade Support Battalion practice on the Virtual Battle Simulator Two (VBS2) during a training event at Camp Ripley May 16, 2012. VBS2 is one of a suite of simulations that Camp Ripley uses to train its Soldiers.
Bild: Minnesota National Guard
Nur zur Information. Dies soll keine Empfehlung sein!
Nur zur Information. Dies soll keine Empfehlung sein!
Are video games just propaganda and training tools for the military? | Technology | The Guardian
18 March 2012 It's a shadowy and lucrative relationship. But just how close are video-game developers with various military outfits? And how does it affect the games we play?
Screenshot KumaWar game
SobControllers – Flickr
-
- Battlefield 3, Sniper
-
- Battlefield 3, StagingArea
Bild: SobControllers
mw2-resurgence-pack-strike
Call of Duty – Black Ops – RealTime Screenshots
Bild: shyb
MW3_MP
Bild: Dekuwa
Call of Duty XP 2011 – Modern Warfare 3 Gauntlet
Bild: Pop Culture Geek
Craig Grobler – Flickr
-
- The Establishing Shot : Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 3 London Launch
-
- The Establishing Shot : Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 3 London Launch – Achievement Unlocked
Bild: Craig Grobler
Xbox360LEMW3_US_ENES_BOB
Bild: Major Nelson
CoD MW3 – Render 4 (by DMS AWP)
Bild: TBB-Darkmist
Military 4 (toy soldier)
Bild: ONT Design
Pop Culture Geek – Flickr
-
- Call of Duty XP 2011 – the Scrapyard (paintball battle)
-
- Call of Duty XP 2011 – The Armory soldier gear
-
- Call of Duty XP 2011 – The Armory – Kobe Bryant’s Black Ops weapon from the commercial
Bild: Pop Culture Geek