“Rigged” War Game Exposed U.S. Vulnerability to Low-Tech Warfare | National Security Archive
“Rigged” War Game Exposed U.S. Vulnerability to Low-Tech Warfare | National Security Archive
Washington, D.C., November 1, 2024 - A recently declassified “after-action” report from a 2002 war game “triggered internal warnings that the U.S. military was vulnerable to low-tech warfare,” according to an article in this week’s Washington Post written by National Security Archive fellow Nate Jon...
are the libs finally discussing the millennium challenge over 20 years later
it took them long enough tbh
Millenium challenge will never not be funny to me.
“Red Forces will not initiate any significant offensive actions except in response to Blue actions”
If our enemy simply lies there and doesn’t respond, we can win.
There's winning and there's winning so hard that the officials rewrite the rules then and there.
Oh it's the millennium challenge 2002 report from Van Riper! that's cool, it's not even overlong.
I get the impression that he hated the exercise design and wanted to emphasize that fact as much as possible, seems much more like a treatise on simulation design than on war