C-17 simulator ribbon cutting
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio – Base and local community leaders participated in a ribbon cutting ceremony July 16 celebrating the official opening of a new C-17 Simulator Training Facility here. The facility includes a new and fully networked C-17 weapon system trainer, a training management system, computer-based training devices, a core integrated processor task trainer and portable flight-planning devices. It also has the ability to be networked with other U.S. Air Force WST devices around the world for cross-team mission training. Having the C-17 simulator here will save the wing approximately $1 million a year because the 120 pilots and loadmasters assigned to the wing can do their annual and refresher training here instead of traveling to other bases. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Charlie Miller)
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