Soldiers are using computer games such as Call Of Duty as . . . Soldiers from the British Army are using video games including Call of Duty as part of their training, a military chief has said Troops are using games to sharpen their 'war-fighting readiness
British Army Will Use Call of Duty To Train Soldiers British soldiers are using computer games such as Call of Duty to sharpen their "war-fighting readiness," an Army chief has said From a report: General Sir Tom Copinger-Symes, the deputy commander of Cyber and Specialist Operations Command, said the war in Ukraine, where remote-operated drones have
MoD prepares plan if £2bn army training contract scrapped Instead the British Army will develop its own training so soldiers are ready for war, it is understood The decision will not be taken on the contract until “sometime next year”, Luke Pollard, the procurement minister, disclosed on Wednesday
British Army launches its new Land Training System The British Army will implement a new vision for training its soldiers, known as the ‘Land Training System’ (LTS) It aims to cultivate the sub-unit level with a wide range of skills and competencies in a combined arms environment