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The first major [[U.S. Army]] battle simulation facility to use the MILES "laser tag" system, a heavily instrumented battlefield, and a dedicated "aggressor" force to provide highly realistic training center for [[armor (military unit)|armored]] and [[infantry|mechanized infantry]] forces, of [[battalion]]/[[brigade]] size; located at [[Fort Irwin]], [[California]] | The first major [[U.S. Army]] battle simulation facility to use the MILES "laser tag" system, a heavily instrumented battlefield, and a dedicated "aggressor" force to provide highly realistic training center for [[armor (military unit)|armored]] and [[infantry|mechanized infantry]] forces, of [[battalion]]/[[brigade]] size; located at [[Fort Irwin]], [[California (U.S. state)]] | ||
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The first major U.S. Army battle simulation facility to use the MILES "laser tag" system, a heavily instrumented battlefield, and a dedicated "aggressor" force to provide highly realistic training center for armored and mechanized infantry forces, of battalion/brigade size; located at Fort Irwin, California (U.S. state)