Improved Tactical Engagement Simulation Training Techniques: Two Training Programs for the Conduct of After Action Reviews

Bosley, John J.; Onoszko, Peter W. J.; Knerr, Claramae S.; Sulzen, Robert H.

doi:10.21236/ada073724

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“…The fundamentally varying nature of these training exercises and diverse unit roles have challenged the ARI to continuously evolve the AAR process with effectively applied methodologies (Bosley, Onoszko, Knerr, & Sulzen, 1979;Shlechter, Bessemer, Nesselroade, & Anthony, 1995;Word, 1987). Throughout its history, AAR methods needed to remain flexible enough to accommodate the fluid circumstances often occurring within the simulation, but rigid enough to avoid the "laissez--faire" model found threatening task improvements in earlier training methods (Gubler, 1997).…”

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confidence: 99%