Preparing for war, keeping the peace / Phillip E Pournelle.
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Proceedings US Naval Institute September 2014, pp.26-31 (86)Summary: After the First World War the U.S military made extensive use of wargaming as a means of preparing for future conflict. The process of integrating wargames, analyses, and exercises came to be know as the "cycle of research". This article explains why the cycle of research is so important and calls for it to be reintroduced.
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After the First World War the U.S military made extensive use of wargaming as a means of preparing for future conflict. The process of integrating wargames, analyses, and exercises came to be know as the "cycle of research". This article explains why the cycle of research is so important and calls for it to be reintroduced.
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