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A virtual reality system using the Enduvo software

A virtual reality system using the Enduvo software

A virtual reality system using the Enduvo software sits on a table during the Medic Rodeo at Cannon Air Force Base, N.M., Sept. 17, 2019. The Enduvo system was set up during the event to allow medical Airmen th... More

Col. Sanjay A. Gogate, 27th Special Operations Medical

Col. Sanjay A. Gogate, 27th Special Operations Medical

Col. Sanjay A. Gogate, 27th Special Operations Medical Group commander, removes the Enduvo virtual reality system during the Medic Rodeo at Cannon Air Force Base, N.M., Sept. 17, 2019. Over 100 medical Airmen t... More

Col. Sanjay A. Gogate, 27th Special Operations Medical

Col. Sanjay A. Gogate, 27th Special Operations Medical

Col. Sanjay A. Gogate, 27th Special Operations Medical Group commander, uses the Enduvo virtual reality system during the Medic Rodeo at Cannon Air Force Base, N.M., Sept. 17, 2019. The Enduvo system was set up... More

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