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Air Force video game aimed at young recruits coming out this summer

The new video game will essentially test players’ skills for the Air Force and use those results to directly recruit them.

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New Air Force pilot training strategies lean heavily on AI ‘coaches’

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In this Aug. 30, 2016 photo, people play computer games at a PC cafe in Seoul, South Korea. South Korea has the biggest e-Sports industry in the world with professional leagues and broadcasting channels. South Korea started the e-sports industry in the early 2000s, and it continues to be a world leader in competitive gaming. There are not only professional video game players, but also broadcasting channels and professional leagues for different kinds of games. South Koreans can easily watch professional gamers playing on both television and the internet. (AP Photo/Jungho Choi)

Video games are the next frontier for Air Force recruiting

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Air Force using cost-benefit analysis to enforce DoD’s nondeployable policy

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Marine Corps says about 1,000 Marines will lose jobs under new DoD policy

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Air Force assessing how many nondeployable airmen will get the boot

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