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Computer gaming technology and techniques are increasingly being used to enhance military training, as defence features writer Peter Jackson discovers talking to SEA’s Ben Webb. UK defence technology company, SEA, recently unveiled its enhanced deck simulation technology for training flight deck officers. This incorporates the Curtiss-Wright ASIST (Aircraft Ship Integrated Secure and ...


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