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Guidelines and Tools for VBS2 Mission After Action Reviews: Development and Evaluation
This report documents the creation and evaluation of a guide designed to assist facilitators who conduct after action reviews (AAR) of missions executed using the Virtual Battlespace-2 (VBS2) game. Observations of course-related exercises suggest there is a clear need for the guide. The results of t...
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