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Inside the Navy's $10m warship simulator

The Royal Australian Navy shows off its latest toy - a massive warship simulator for training junior officers.

on Mar 25 2011 12:49PM

Junior officers in the Royal Australian Navy will learn to pilot the next generation of warships in the upgraded $10m training facility at HMAS Watson in Sydney.

Able Seaman Bosuns Mate Lloyd Tkac moves one of the simulated cameras in the new simulated bridge at HMAS Watson.

Close-up of the bridge simulation experienced by a Junior Officer of the Royal Australian Navy.

The simulators replicate the full range of maritime operations likely to be experienced while on the bridge of a warship, according to the Navy.

The new machines can simulate a working warship's bridge, complete with a 240-degree view of a computer generated 2D scene through the bridge windows.

The latest group of Junior Officers completed their training in the simulators yesterday.

Close-up of the bridge simulation experienced by a Junior Officer of the Royal Australian Navy.

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