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Aviation, Missile Center simulator supports Army readiness

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Soldiers use the Future Open Rotorcraft Cockpit Environment, or FORCE, simulator during a demo day in Huntsville, Ala., Feb. 28. FORCE is a reconfigurable, extensible and portable platform that provides readiness to the U.S. Army by enabling innovative technology evaluation through rapid integration timelines.

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28/02/2019

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