Virtual Reality and Its Role in Supporting the Armed Forces and the Supportive Agencies
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This paper aims to create a virtual reality system to control and management the military and the supportive agencies on-field operations. The system provides immediate interaction to the leaderships with the events to manage the on-field operations, which contributes in the increasing the speed and flexibility of repelling terrorist attacks and responding to them in real time.
As well as, the paper publicizes the importance of virtual reality and its features as a computer technique, and the possibility of investing its applications in the habilitation and training of the members of armed forces, popular crowd and security agencies to increase the combat capabilities of them in the face of terrorism.
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