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The Golf Simulator is located near the wine cellar in the Wild Turkey Club house. Perfect for those cold winter days when you want to play golf, but there is a snow storm outside. Or if there is a hurricane, walk over to the simulator and have a ball! (no pun intended)
U.S. Air Force Col. Bryan Bearden, 8th Fighter Wing commander, conducts training on a AC-130 simulator at Kunsan Air Base, Republic of Korea, Aug. 18, 2008. The AC-130 instructors and contractors brought the simulator from Hurlburt Field, Fla. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Gustavo Gonzalez/Released)
This is the third lap of the second five lap run I am doing to try and commision the new simulator the team has purchased. It's movement kind of makes me sick after a few laps (can't do more than 6 laps at a time) due to my crappy inner ears, but it is really good fun to drive. Very much a simulator (ie if you try and drive it like a video game, you'll crash in a ball of shame).
This is Laguna Seca, Williams F1 car, lap time of 1:13.03. The lap record for an F1 car at Laguna is 1:06.30, so there's a long way to go.
The increase in pressure in this rolling simulator is more intense than which the astronauts undergo when they actually take off per rocket.
(Chocolate Jacques instructive chromos, picture-album "Race to the Stars", 1960's)
This floor collapse simulator was built in partnership between the Erie County Division of Fire Safety and the Buffalo Fire Department. These videos and photos show recuits in the BFD probie class using the new simulator which allows instructors to simulate a floor collapse, prompting the students to follow the proper procedure for calling and cancelling a mayday radio transmission. The simulator is attached to the second floor of the existing maze in the indoor training tower. As firefighters exit the structure, the instructor pulls a lever, collapsing the floor and dropping the firefighter into a pile of soft foam. Photos and video by Tiger Schmittendorf
Maj. Andrew R. Rose, left, deputy division engineer, 4th Infantry Division, and Garrison Command Sgt. Maj. Steven O. Green perform a test drive in a simulator at the Virtual Clearance Training Suite. Located at the north end of the Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization and Security building complex at Fort Carson, the VCTS officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Aug. 3. The suite is designed to train up to 200 Soldiers per week but the number can grow depending on unit requirements and mission deadlines.