By “Batten D. Hatches”Best Defense guest respondentIn regards to the captain’s Proceedings article’s premise that surface warfare officers, the short answer is “yes.” And “no.”I think you can plausibly argue that every community within the U.S. Navy has hidden, obfuscated, or cherry-picked what is said both publicly and privately in regards to incidents at sea, professional conduct, or readiness. To put it simply, it’s what happens when senior civilian leaders demand too much without making concessions in a resource constrained environment, whether that resource consists of people, time, or money (or a combination thereof). It’s compounded when senior military leaders believe that saying “no” is a mark of institutional failure tinged with personal repercussions.But, “yes,” in that the SWO community has traditionally lagged other communities with regards to transparency and tactical training/standardization. By comparison, naval aviation, submarine, and SEAL communities hold accountability as sacrosanct. Thorough post-event debriefs are paramount to developing excellence within our organizations.
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To put it mildly, it’s required to save lives.I don’t think the SWO community has deliberately hidden anything over the past decade with regards to poor professional conduct by an individual or a unit. I do think, like all other communities, they focus on good news while whitewashing the bad. Naval aviation does this too — the FORD-class carrier is a great example, as a ship that costs three times as much as the Nimitz-class but won’t provide three times the capacity or capability.The captain’s info might be a little dated since his retirement in 2013. In particular, the SWO community has started the Naval Surface and Mine Warfare Development Center, an effort to create an institution analogous to TOPGUN. (In fact, in some circles its referred to as “TOP SWO”).
Vice Admiral Thomas S. Rowden (the “Surface Boss”) and officers like Captain Fred Kacher and Commander Dan Cobian are thought leaders who are working tirelessly to raise the bar of the SWO community, further evidenced by remarks made during this week’s Surface Navy Association event in Washington, D.C.To be fair, issues abound — poor junior officer retention, a lack of coherent strategy, and the absence of a standardized tactical training track. But the aforementioned officers — and their staffs — are making inroads to quickly turn this around. I forecast a positive resurgence in the SWO community in the next one to three years.“Batten D. Hatches” is the pseudonym of the writer.
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This essay reflects his personal views, which are not necessarily those of the Defense Department.Photo credit: Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Huey D. Younger Jr./U.S.
'SWOS' redirects here. For the former Australian police department, see. Sensible World of Soccer(1994–1996)(2007),Release19941995 (Edition '95/'96)1996 (ECE and '96/'97)2007 (Xbox 360),Mode(s),Sensible World of Soccer was designed and developed by as the 1994 sequel to their 1992 game which combined a 2D football game with a comprehensive manager mode. The game includes contemporary season data of professional football from around the world, with a total amount of approximately 1,500 teams and 27,000 players.Although the gameplay is simple (eight directions and one fire button) a large variety of context sensitive actions can be performed without any predefined keys.The game was ranked best game of all time.
In 2007 Henry Lowood, Curator for History of Science and Technology Collections in the together with game designers and, researcher Matteo Bittanti and journalist Christopher Grant compiled a definitive list of 'the ten most important video games of all time'. This list included Sensible World of Soccer. Sensible World of Soccer 's inclusion in this list is notable on three accounts: it is the only game in the list developed in Europe, it is the only sports game in the list, and it is the most recent game in the list.
Contents.Career mode The career game mode in Sensible World of Soccer enables players to manage a club through 20 seasons. Basic manager options include a transfer market (buy/sell players).Every team has a squad of 16 players, by default. Every player has individual skills (speed, tackling, heading, finishing, shooting, passing, ball control).
Player prices are calculated relative to their skills. Players can be transferred from other clubs by offering an amount of money and/or own players in a part exchange deal. To be able to buy stronger players and to keep them it is necessary to earn money with success in the various competitions. Job offers from other clubs and also from a national team may roll in, depending on the success.Title song 'Goalscoringsuperstarhero' by (born 1966) and (1953–2007), sung by Jackie Reed, was composed for SWOS.
The original song published in 1994 only had one verse, for the version of the games published in 2006 Hare wrote two more verses and he and Joseph re-recorded the song with original vocalist Jackie Reed, who also appears with the Sensible team in the introduction video to the game on some formats. Peter (DEN) vs. CoolioJack (CRO) @ Sensible Days 2007Tournaments are mainly organized by the fans themselves.
Events in the past are the World SWOS Tournaments (WST) of the 'SWOS Witnesses' in Serbia and the tournaments of the ISSA (International Sensible Soccer Association) in Copenhagen/Denmark, both played on the PC version of the game. But the game is also very popular in Poland and Germany where tournaments take place there on a regular basis (on Amiga as well).SensibleSoccer.de is host to the 'Sensible Days', an annual meeting of SWOS fans with international championships on PC and Amiga in the manner of a. Since 2008, the 'Sensible Days' are acknowledged by Codemasters as the official SWOS World Cups. From that point on, the place of event changed yearly throughout Europe. In 2017, the Sensible Days took place in on 29–30 July.
Game developer visited the tournament in 2013.References.