Great write up on the 2002 Millennium Challenge wargame from @MicahZenko's new book on red teaming in @WarOnTheRocks http://warontherocks.com/2015/11/millennium-challenge-the-real-story-of-a-corrupted-military-exercise-and-its-legacy/ …
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More directly to the new piece
@WarOnTheRocks piece, a few quick thought. Agree that games dont validate anything and...
..Objective design and analysis is critical. I'd like to think that concept developer & contractors can do that, but weariness is warrented
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(Note: most gaming IS done by contractors b/c of short duration & specialized skillset & I'd usually rather contractors then amateur gamers)
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Rather than setting a length for gaming, embed games in a cycle of research (https://wargamingcommunity.wordpress.com/2015/05/14/peter-perla-on-work-ing-wargaming/ …), where other methods validate findings
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However, where I'd disagree most strongly with the
@WarOnTheRocks piece is that games, experiments, and exercises can't coexist. - Show replies
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