which Armed Forces guys play Command

[.Sirius]

Hi guys any Royal Navy or armed forces guys play Command as a straw poll? and would you recomend this as a training aid ?

[SSN754planker]

Retired USN submariner here. And yes, Command would have been extremely useful as a training aid for us.

[CV60]

I'm retired USN. I actually used Harpoon and "North Atlantic 1985" as training aids 22 years ago, and got outstanding class reviews at the time. Concur that Command would definitely be a training force multiplier "out of the box" for the O-2 to O-4 level students. Possibly useful for other ranks, but would depend on the scenario used and teaching objective for those ranks.

[Fred Sanford]

Former "hole snipe"(machinist mate) here.  Wouldn't have done me a bit of good chipping rust in the bilge.  My command talents were sadly underutilized in my former position. [;)]

[Gunner98]

Still serving, Canadian Army, not much longer now. Would've joined the Navy but I get seasick, [:'(] would've joined the Air force but I crashed their simulator at selection[8|]. Been a gunner for 30+ years and still having fun[8D].

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[FireForEffect]

RCN current and yes very useful tool for officers, junior and senior.

[ultradave]

Ex- US Army, 82d Airborne Division. But my dad was a naval architect so I've always been interested in ships and the Navy.

[BKLANDIN]

US Army Infantry and medical core MOSes. If guys are into their FMs and get high SQT scores this should be a nice challenge for them.
As far as a training aid, I would think that possibility is there but, the program needs to avail the player more micro management capability.

[therealsoglejr]

U.S. Army plays. Hooah. Active Duty Intel Officer.

Harpoon player from the very old days.

[fordacf]

Retired USAF enjoying CMANO!

[Primarchx]

I'm considering donating a copy to our local NROTC unit (I put about 20 credits in there when I was in college just for fun).

[Blu3wolf]

applying to join the RAAF at the moment. hopefully soon to be Armed Forces!