Military – ICARUS

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Here are 5 ways to train for Army Task 11 82 with an ICARUS Smart View Limiting Device

Train as you fight by bringing the simulator into the cockpit for IIMC, IFR and weather decision making training.

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Train IFR transitions, realistically replicate breakouts in to marginal visual meteorological conditions at decision altitude or simulate reentry into instrument meteorological conditions requiring a missed approach. Stop pretending and get proficient at critical IFR maneuvers

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Simulate degrading conditions to evaluate aeronautical decision making skills. During a simulated mission slowly degrade conditions to gauge a pilots judgement and risk tolerance. No more hypothetical scenarios, see how they actually react.

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Demonstrate different visibility levels for new pilots to give them a baseline. Most student pilots do not experience actual low visibility conditions in flight school, so give them solid reference points using an Icarus device.

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Replicate the startle factor of inadvertent instrument meteorological conditions. Sudden loss of visual cues and the following vestibular sensation can be very startling , even for highly experienced pilots. Simulate this scenario safely in the air to prepare pilots for not only what to do, but how they will feel.

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Dial in dust landing techniques without the dust. Have a crew chief control the scenario and practice dust landings safely, including Go a Rounds without visual cues. Prepare pilots for brownout before actually browning out.

Performance

You need to practice like you play and the weather is always changing.

Nothing else available can simulate a variable visibility and or total immersion into IMC with the realistic instant representation to mimic real world IFR in the aircraft.

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