The MT is really a miniature WST, dealing only with the mission commander's right seat. Colonel Imondi said the B-2 is easy to fly. It's very well engineered. . . . Major Vanderburgh has logged thousands of hours on the B-52. The WST's combination of hydraulically activated motion and high-fidelity images gives pilots something approaching the actual feeling of flight.
Air pumps jolt each seat to simulate turbulence or even a rough landing.
The WST compartment exactly duplicates the B-2 cockpit. The pilot in the left seat is responsible for the actual flight of the aircraft, and he monitors all the parameters of the aircraft. The right-seater is responsible for carrying out the military mission. He handles navigation and bombing duties, as well as some piloting. That division of labor is key.