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Image title	NAVAL AIR STATION LEMOORE, Calif.– A Navy F/A-18 pilot here trains in a simulator that was manufactured and maintained by the Link Simulation and Training Division. Link supports and maintains all the Navy and Marine Corps'F/A-18 Hornet and Super Hornet training assets. These assets range from flight simulators and maintenance trainers to computer-based training equipment. The division also built a trainer for the Navy’s air cushioned landing craft, known as the LCAC, which is the vehicle often used to bring Marines from ship to shore in amphibious operations.Photo courtesy of L-3 Communications
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