Use of an Interactive General-Purpose Computer Terminal to Simulate Training Equipment Operation
This is a 1975 technical report by Lahey, Crawford and Hurlock of the Navy Personnel Research and Development Center in San Diego, written for military training researchers and instructional designers. The single picture shows a CRT-style screen simulating a Simpson ammeter panel, with a needle gauge, range switch, and text instructions for reading the meter. A designer might take from it the look of early 1970s computer terminal interfaces, with green phosphor text blocks and a bordered, blocky control layout.
