Studio uses movie making technology to improve military training
U.S. military patrol unit slowly moves through a quiet Afghanistan village, when sudden enemy gunfire rings out and their convoy is ambushed by rocket-propelled grenades. The soldiers spring into action, confronted with an exploding IED and sniper fire from a house nearby. With two men down, fellow platoon members perform tactical combat casualty care as the firefight continues, transitioning to casualty evacuation as the wounded are rushed to the nearest hospital.
Only this isn’t going down in a province near the Tajikistan border, it’s in a replica village located on the 20-acre lot of Stu Segall Productions in San Diego, California. Once one of the largest independent TV/movie studios in the United States,
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