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The Incident Commander plays a vital role in the effectiveness of the UK's Fire and Rescue Services, in tackling fires. The reduction in the number of incidents along with budget cuts is placing an increased emphasis on training. In this paper we propose a serious game as a replacement for the tradition training methods for these important command positions, with a discussion of immersion versus more traditional platform.
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