''computerize'' LAW 66mm M72A2

[ludokhan]

hello, I'm trying to identify this version of the LAW, there is a lamp in the tube and electrical connections.
I already know that it is not the Belgian version (SAT) of the shooting simulator, maybe Dutch?
thank you



the one from the SAT belgium

 

[Kaptainssurplus]

My guess would be the indoor shooting trainer, used like a video game on a large video screen. In the US we have a similar program.

 

[ludokhan]

thank you ,
it is indeed possible, here the markings are ten Dutch and English, French ... I do not think that the American soldier reads French but who knows.
you will not have the name of the program and or a photo of the American version​

 

[ludokhan]

The BlueFire M72 from Tactical Heavy Weapons (us army used ), unfortunately not the same

 

[Kaptainssurplus]

thank you ,
it is indeed possible, here the markings are ten Dutch and English, French ... I do not think that the American soldier reads French but who knows.
you will not have the name of the program and or a photo of the American version​

There is actually multiple programs, depending on the type of training. Usually just call indoor simulation training plus the type of training. IE Essential Skills Trainer simulated marksmanship range, or Engagement Skills Trainer, combat focused training, or Virtual Convoy Operations Trainer etc etc

https://www.army.mil/article/114257...provides_marksmanship_training_at_lower_cost/

https://www.military.com/video/forces/army-training/army-weapons-simulator/4771989833001

https://www.army.mil/article/19599/simulators_always_valuable_in_military_training

 

[Kaptainssurplus]

The BlueFire M72 from Tactical Heavy Weapons (us army used ), unfortunately not the same
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Yes bluefire is the company that provides it now with 2 other companies.

 

[Kaptainssurplus]

Ludokhan, yours is an older trainer, probably for the 80/90s and even early 2000s. Similar to the MILES training system, but for indoor use.