Gaming Environment for Air Readiness (GEAR) Prototype

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CHERRY POINT, Nc. - 2nd Lt. Joseph Greer works in the Gaming Environment for Air Readiness (GEAR) prototype, while Software Lead and Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division Dam Neck Activity engineer Kyle Tanyag stands by. GEAR uses artificial intelligence and a virtually simulated environment to provide hands-on flexible testing for the U.S. Marines.

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