The Air Force Has Video Games Too
By Aiden Chen |
Just like the Army, the U.S. Air Force uses games to help potential recruits connect with their organization. Just not quite as well. The Games and Extras page of the official U.S. Air Force website is chock full of interesting little activities to help demonstrate how [[link]] much fun it is to be in the Air Force. While a majority of the selections amount to nothing more than slightly interactive demos, the ECHO ZULU section has several scenarios to play through, from using flares to scare insurgents, to using remote-controlled planes to [[link]] scare insurgents. I’m sensing a 
theme. 
Sure, it might not be as entertaining as America’s Army 3, but it probably cost us [[link]] U.S. taxpayers a whole lot 
less. Games and Extras [U.S. Air Force]
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