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Among countless stands of car manufacturers, software developers and engineering universities at Cologne’s video games convention, the sight of fatigue-clad soldiers manning the German military’s brightly-lit stall draws in the curious. With a stand boasting a helicopter simulator and ultra-fast games, the Bundeswehr, Germany’s army, has turned to the Gamescom fair in its bid to recruit computer-savvy potential soldiers. The call to arms is clear under a “Centre of Cyber Operations” sign with a keyboard-inspired logo in the colors of the German flag — “the Cyber-force of the Bundeswehr.” “We are looking for people who specialize in information technology — those with a taste for computers are knocking at the right door,” Nils Feldhoff, an army communications officer, told AFP. Dozens of young gamers, visiting the stand at the Gamescom convention, flocked to try their hand at the army’s flight simulator or test their reactions on a two-player game. However, the military personnel was careful to spell out the difference between the reality of life in the ranks and violent military-based video games. “We have a clear educational mission: we strictly try to separate virtual games from reality by explaining to any interested young people that this is not a video game,” Feldhoff said. If a gamer “wants to become a soldier because he is interested in weapons, that’s not a good argument,” he added.​

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Answered by crankybirds30
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Among countless stands of car manufacturers, software developers and engineering universities at Cologne’s video games convention, the sight of fatigue-clad soldiers manning the German military’s brightly-lit stall draws in the curious. With a stand boasting a helicopter simulator and ultra-fast games, the Bundeswehr, Germany’s army, has turned to the Gamescom fair in its bid to recruit computer-savvy potential soldiers. The call to arms is clear under a “Centre of Cyber Operations” sign with a keyboard-inspired logo in the colors of the German flag — “the Cyber-force of the Bundeswehr.” “We are looking for people who specialize in information technology — those with a taste for computers are knocking at the right door,” Nils Feldhoff, an army communications officer, told AFP. Dozens of young gamers, visiting the stand at the Gamescom convention, flocked to try their hand at the army’s flight simulator or test their reactions on a two-player game. However, the military personnel was careful to spell out the difference between the reality of life in the ranks and violent military-based video games. “We have a clear educational mission: we strictly try to separate virtual games from reality by explaining to any interested young people that this is not a video game,” Feldhoff said. If a gamer “wants to become a soldier because he is interested in weapons, that’s not a good argument,” he added.

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Answered by SadArmyGirl
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