Main characteristics of modern warfare simulation

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Wang, Meng-Lin [1 ]
Lu, Yun-Jun [1 ]
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[1] The 1st Department, PLA Commanding Communications Academy, Wuhan 430010, China
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As an important application of system simulation in the field of military operational command, warfare simulation can enhance force power effectively. The main simulation objects of modern warfare simulation are integrated joint operations. Compared with traditional warfare simulation, modern warfare simulation shows four main characteristics different from the past: standardized modeling approach, unified common technology framework, series used of warfare simulation system and widely ranged application of warfare simulation.
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