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Aussie military using games to attract recruits

Started 5 months, 1 week ago (2008-05-02 23:10:00) by RSS Newsposter

Filed under: Culture , PC , Online , Casual Taking a cue from America's army and, er, America's Army , the Australian military is also using online games to pump up flagging recruitment numbers. As the New Zealand Herald reports , Australia's Defence Jobs web site allows visitors to control crude, Flash versions of ARV Tiger Attack Helicopters, F/A-18 Hornets and more. The...