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for fire skills. Upon completion of combat tours, where units are tasked to perform

missions outside their primary skill sets, servicemen return with significant

atrophy in their skills. Existing CFF training simulations include deployable

options, which have been proven to adequately address cognitive skill retention

in CFF tasks (McDonough & Strom, 2005). These deployable options have not

been effective in addressing psychomotor and sensory perceptual categories of

human ability requirements (HARs) assessment (McDonough & Strom, 2005).

One potential solution is to bring the simulation-training center to the

service member. Supporting arms trainer-mobile (SAT-M) will be a suite of

software programs that can be downloaded by the users to their personal tablet

devices.

This research investigates the iterative process of training simulation

development leveraging the rapid advances in commercial off-the-shelf (COTS)

and government off-the-shelf (GOTS) hardware as it progresses to desktop /

laptops and finally evolves to mobile tablet systems. Personal computer (PC)

based training has been previously validated for a variety of purposes; this study

focuses on the differences required for tablet based simulation. We believe that

by leveraging the native technology contained in most tablet devices, a one-to-

one mapping between action in the real world and the virtual environment can be

accomplished. For example, a user conducting virtual training on a tablet will

have to turn his body around to survey his surroundings, much as he would in the

real world. Figure 1 exemplifies the “window to the world” (W2W) concept which

may add an additional element of realism by the very nature of the physical

muscle movements that are required by the system.

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