Simulation Training for Developing Military Skills
Keywords:
Simulation training, military education, combat readinessAbstract
Simulation training has become an essential component in modern military education and professional development. This article explores the role of simulation-based training in forming and enhancing military skills among personnel. It analyzes how virtual environments, scenariobased learning, and technological systems contribute to improving decision-making, tactical awareness, and operational readiness. The study highlights the effectiveness of simulation in reducing training risks, optimizing resource use, and increasing learning efficiency. The findings suggest that simulation training significantly bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and real combat situations, ensuring better preparedness of military personnel for complex operational environments
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