What Lockheed-Martin intended for P3D

P3D at work, for what it was intended - training in an academic program, at Indiana University's Air Force ROTC:

State-Of-The-Art Flight Simulator Lands At IU's Air Force ROTC Building

"Jennifer Piurek, of News at IU Bloomington reports, one way for Air Force [ROTC] cadets to learn through failure without causing any real-world problems is through the program's new flight simulator, an FAA-certified Redbird TD engineered to train the cadets on light single-engine aircraft like the Cessna 182. The simulator's triple monitor setup provides a panoramic perspective of the horizon while the student is flying. It is equipped with physical controls including fully functioning rudder pedals and a digital glass cockpit used for navigation in high-end civilian aircraft."

Redbird TD Flight Simulator - $6995.00 MRP

I tested one of the early Redbirds for P3D - quite impressive. I can only think this model is also.

Vic