From The Atlantic‘s January/February 2010 edition, a piece about work at the USC Institute for Creative Technologies. They are developing interactive simulations to train Army personnel about better ways to interact in urban combat environments.
A pleasant surprise as I read through my subscription backlog. Not only because the subject matter is interesting, but also because I used to work at ICT. Matt Bosack and Randall Hill, both of whom are mentioned in the piece, are great people. Congrats on the good PR!
Link: SimCity Baghdad [The Atlantic]
