Soldiers train for battlefield by playing Call of Duty However, Phil Ingram, a former officer in British military intelligence, cautioned against gaming replacing real-world training for soldiers He said: “This should never replace it but should operate alongside it and enhance it Whether it’s or bespoke training packages, they have a place, but won’t replicate other training ”
Call of Duty goes military: UK soldiers to sharpen real-world . . . British soldiers will be trained on computer games like Call of Duty to enhance their combat skills, an army general has announced General Sir Tom Copinger-Symes made the remarks as the Ministry of Defence (MoD) unveiled the launch of the International Defence Esports Games (IDEG) on Friday
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