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In this paper, the discusses their mission which is a part of an innovative research effort to create prototype leadership development applications for US Army officers in partnership with the Hollywood film industry and researchers at the University of Southern California's Institute for Creative Technologies (ICT). In short, they're creating a new genre of Army training films, and exploring their role in interactive technologies for case-method teaching, which is the formal use of stories in classroom instruction.