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:For example, aboard aircraft carrier USS Eisenhower (CVN-69), inside the Combat information center (CIC), the ship's crew can train to the events presented to them on the screens of the CIC,<ref name= lse2023b >Justin Katz [https://breakingdefense.com/2023/08/aboard-the-ike-as-it-teleports-to-the-mediterranean-for-the-navys-massive-exercise/ (31 Aug 2023) Aboard the Ike as it 'teleports' to the Mediterranean for the Navy's massive exercise] "It's probably one of the most dynamic and most [stressful] situations that we put our watchstanders through and our aircrew through", Rear Adm. Marc Miguez said of using LVC technology.</ref> irrespective of the physical position of USS Eisenhower during Large Scale Exercise 2023.<ref name= lse2023b />

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