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Men from the 1st Reginemt Royal Horse Artillery say this is more hands on for troups leaarning rather than watching a presentation. You can take it with you back to base and have a go and compete with others about the best way to deal with a situation and can make operations even slicker in real life.
The creaters are also making a 3D app for Army Pilots to help recognise vechiles whilst flying. Army Training Officer Major Rich Gill hopes these apps can help shorten training time. He also insists that in a time when the Armed Forces are facing cuts the introduction of iPads is not a waste of money.
Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/10813964