General Training Systems
Marines wait their turn in the dunker.
The Air Traffic Control Tower Simulator System, similar to the one pictured, is an innovative training capability used to train Navy and Marine Corps air traffic controllers in a synthetic environment. The 38 simulators will replace the existing Tower Operating Training System (TOTS) as well as provide low-cost proficiency training. (U.S. Navy photo)
Aviation Boatswain's Mates practice aircraft firefighting skills at the Aviation Boatswain Mate 'A' school in Pensacola, Fla. (U.S. Navy Photo)
A U.S. Sailor exits a 9D6 Modular Egress Training System during a simulated aircraft water-landing exercise at the Aviation Survival Training Center at Naval Air Station Jacksonville in Florida Feb. 10, 2011. The center provides courses for naval aircrew and operates under the aegis of Navy Medicine Support Command. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Todd Frantom/Released U.S. Navy Photo)
Air Traffice Control training device, Naval Air Station Key West, Fla.
Landing Signal Officer training device simulating a night landing.
Landing Signal Officer training device.
Naval Aviation Survival Training Programs - The "dunker" is used to train Sailors and Marines how to escape from a submerged aircraft or helicopter.
Aircrew members sit upside down in the "dunker." The dunker is used to train them how to escape from a submerged aircraft or helicopter.