Ships & Aircraft Training 1.0.5

The Ships & Aircraft Training app, an official offering from the US Navy, developed by the Navy PMW 240 Program in collaboration with NETC, serves as an engaging educational tool designed to enhance users' identification skills of various naval assets.

This application encompasses a comprehensive array of modern and historical naval aircraft, surface and subsurface vessels, as well as associated equipment. Understanding these elements is crucial for appreciating the capabilities and foundational assets of the Navy throughout its storied history. Users can explore everything from aircraft carriers and destroyers to submarines and weapon systems.

As part of the e-Sailor series, the Ships & Aircraft Training app employs an intuitive digital flashcard system that facilitates efficient learning. Users can navigate through 100 carefully categorized flashcards or select specific topics via an accessible dropdown menu, enabling both methodical study and targeted exploration.

The flashcards not only cover the evolution of naval history with depictions of wooden sailing ships and World War-era battleships but also delve into modern Carrier Battle Groups and supersonic aircraft. Furthermore, the app provides insights into contemporary naval technology, including unmanned surface vessels and underwater vehicles.

For a tailored learning experience, users can categorize individual flashcards as 'easy' or 'tough,' allowing them to concentrate on more challenging material more frequently. The built-in stats tracker offers a mechanism for monitoring progress, enabling users to observe improvements as they tackle difficult concepts. Additionally, users can test their abilities by resetting their statistics to evaluate their knowledge retention.

The e-Sailor initiative, implemented by the Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy, integrates cutting-edge mobile technologies to modernize training and improve curriculum delivery at Recruit Training Command. The e-Sailor series aims to enhance the quality of work and life for today’s sailors, reflecting a commitment to continuous improvement in naval education.