RAND_TL301.rulebook.pdf
17.8 MB
RAND Corp: Wargames (Drop 2 of 4)
1) Hedgemony: A Game of Strategic Choices - Rulebook
2) Hedgemony: A Game of Strategic Choices - Guidebook
3) Hedgemony: A Game of Strategic Choices - Abbreviations Glossary
4) Competing in the Gray Zone Russian Tactics and Western Responses
5) Competing in the Gray Zone Russian Tactics and Western Responses - Synopsis
6) Gaming Gray Zone Tactics Design Considerations for a Structured Strategic Game
7) Gaming Gray Zone Tactics: Design Considerations for a Structured Strategic Game - Synopsis
8) Force Planning Scenarios, 1945–2016: Their Origins and Use in Defense Strategic Planning
9) Force Planning Scenarios, 1945–2016: Their Origins and Use in Defense Strategic Planning - Synopsis
10) USCG Project Evergreen V: Compilation of Activities and Summary of Results
1) Hedgemony: A Game of Strategic Choices - Rulebook
2) Hedgemony: A Game of Strategic Choices - Guidebook
3) Hedgemony: A Game of Strategic Choices - Abbreviations Glossary
4) Competing in the Gray Zone Russian Tactics and Western Responses
5) Competing in the Gray Zone Russian Tactics and Western Responses - Synopsis
6) Gaming Gray Zone Tactics Design Considerations for a Structured Strategic Game
7) Gaming Gray Zone Tactics: Design Considerations for a Structured Strategic Game - Synopsis
8) Force Planning Scenarios, 1945–2016: Their Origins and Use in Defense Strategic Planning
9) Force Planning Scenarios, 1945–2016: Their Origins and Use in Defense Strategic Planning - Synopsis
10) USCG Project Evergreen V: Compilation of Activities and Summary of Results
RAND_RB10040.pdf
8.3 MB
RAND Corp: Wargames (Drop 3 of 4)
1) Will to Fight: Returning to the human fundamentals of war
2) NATO’s Amphibious Forces: Command and Control of a Multibrigade Alliance Task Force
3) Conceptual Design for a Multiplayer Security Force Assistance Strategy Game
4) Realigning the Stars: A Methodology for Reviewing Active Component General and Flag Officer Requirements
5) WILL to FIGHT: Why Some States Keep Fighting and Others Don’t?
6) Improving Force Development Within the U.S. Department of Defense
7) A Wargame Method for Assessing Risk and Resilience of Military Command-and-Control Organizations
8) The Russian Challenge
9) Defensive Space Analysis Tool (DSPAT)
10) Gaming Space: A Game-Theoretic Methodology for Assessing the Deterrent Value of Space Control Options
1) Will to Fight: Returning to the human fundamentals of war
2) NATO’s Amphibious Forces: Command and Control of a Multibrigade Alliance Task Force
3) Conceptual Design for a Multiplayer Security Force Assistance Strategy Game
4) Realigning the Stars: A Methodology for Reviewing Active Component General and Flag Officer Requirements
5) WILL to FIGHT: Why Some States Keep Fighting and Others Don’t?
6) Improving Force Development Within the U.S. Department of Defense
7) A Wargame Method for Assessing Risk and Resilience of Military Command-and-Control Organizations
8) The Russian Challenge
9) Defensive Space Analysis Tool (DSPAT)
10) Gaming Space: A Game-Theoretic Methodology for Assessing the Deterrent Value of Space Control Options
RAND_RR2173z2.synopsis.pdf
172.9 KB
RAND Corp: Wargames (Drop 4 of 4)
1) The U.S. Department of Defense’s Planning Process: Components and Challenges
2) The U.S. Department of Defense’s Planning Process: Components and Challenges - Synopsis
3) Dominating Duffer's Domain: Lessons for the U.S. Marine Corps Information Operations Practitioner
4) Filling the Baltic Gap (Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the d6?)
5) Capabilities for Joint Analysis in the Department of Defense: Rethinking Support for Strategic Analysis
1) The U.S. Department of Defense’s Planning Process: Components and Challenges
2) The U.S. Department of Defense’s Planning Process: Components and Challenges - Synopsis
3) Dominating Duffer's Domain: Lessons for the U.S. Marine Corps Information Operations Practitioner
4) Filling the Baltic Gap (Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the d6?)
5) Capabilities for Joint Analysis in the Department of Defense: Rethinking Support for Strategic Analysis
An Announcement on some temporary changes, to the Sam Fisher Data Drops/Chats Pages
As of Monday I'm going to be absent for a while, there's something I have to do and it will be taking up a huge amount of my time, so I will be posting far less (if at all?) for the next few weeks, likely until mid January. However, I'm certain that the rest of the researchers will continue to post their usual high standard of posts, so don't worry this page won't be going dead while I'm away?
I would also like to announce the promotion of Thumper, to 'Acting Director' in my absence and I will therefore be leaving the page in their capable hands, until my return (😋😁😋)
Congratulations,
Acting Director. Thumper 👏
And last, but not least...
If I don't get the chance to, before I come back, I would like to say:
I hope you all have an amazing Christmas and I will see you all in the New Year!!
All the best
Sam
(Potentia Scientiam, Veritatis Studio Pacis)
As of Monday I'm going to be absent for a while, there's something I have to do and it will be taking up a huge amount of my time, so I will be posting far less (if at all?) for the next few weeks, likely until mid January. However, I'm certain that the rest of the researchers will continue to post their usual high standard of posts, so don't worry this page won't be going dead while I'm away?
I would also like to announce the promotion of Thumper, to 'Acting Director' in my absence and I will therefore be leaving the page in their capable hands, until my return (😋😁😋)
Congratulations,
Acting Director. Thumper 👏
And last, but not least...
If I don't get the chance to, before I come back, I would like to say:
I hope you all have an amazing Christmas and I will see you all in the New Year!!
All the best
Sam
(Potentia Scientiam, Veritatis Studio Pacis)
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