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      <title>Pilot Training Next- Modeling Skill Transfer in a Military Learning Environment</title>
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      <description>Pilot Training Next is an exploratory investigation of new technologies and procedures to increase the efficiency of Undergraduate Pilot Training in the United States Air Force. IDA analysts present a method of quantifying skill transfer from simulators to aircraft under realistic, uncontrolled conditions.
Suggested Citation Porter, Daniel, Emily Fedele, and Heather Wojton. Pilot Training Next: Modeling Skill Transfer in a Military Learning Environment. IDA Document NS D-10927. Alexandria, VA: Institute for Defense Analyses, 2019.</description>
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