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At the end of the 1970s, the German Armed Forces relied on a new type of simulation technology to train enough drivers for its huge tank fleet. Since virtual worlds were still a distant future at that time, the focus was on terrain models, television images and hydraulically moved driver's cabs. Using the example of a Bundeswehr driving school, the author sheds light on the technology and use of these early driving simulators a journey back in time to the height of the Cold War. A book for Leopard 1 veterans, technology enthusiasts and military vehicle fans who have always wanted to know how to drive a tank.
- Author
- Austermann, Reiner
- Title
- Panzerfahren leicht gemacht
- Details
- Numerous bw-photos, large format. 117 pages.
- State
- new
- Subtitle
- Die frühen Fahrsimulatoren der Bundeswehr
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