I recently checked this out (us old guys like computer games, too you know) and got through basic training. Could never qualify as expert on the range though, even though I've done it in real life! Always "sharpshooter." Also, went to jail once for blasting the DI. The "US Weapons" range was interesting.
Anyways, I got to the MOUT training where you go online and ran through that a few times. Some were fun, but the tunnel one was lousy. Everyone there knew exactly what they were doing and where to run to, except me, and I just kept getting wasted. I did manage to take out a few "bad" guys though. I don't like how you can't tell who is on your team and who isn't. I know that's just like real life, but on a computer, you have to make a few compromises for the sake of making the game fun and playable. I recently tried out "Blackhawk Down" and that was much better.
I guess federally funded computer games have the same problems inherent in other federally funded projects.