Oct.03.2008
by Chet
New 4GW Tactical Decision Games (TDG) Manual
A greatly expanded version (95 pp. / 2.5 MB PDF) is now available from our 4GW Manuals page.
Written by the 4GW Seminar at Quantico, this edition also includes Red Team games and potential solutions to problems.
As an aside, and perhaps someone with experience could comment, but after editing this manual, I feel like I’m gaining [...]
Filed in 4GW - Theory, Iraq and the Middle East | One response so far
Oct.02.2008
by Chet
Fabius Gets Real
For the occasional visitor to DNI who isn’t also reading Fabius Maximus, I suggest a quick trip over to “The Last Opportunity for Effective Action Before Disaster Strikes.” As he points out, the government has tried at least 15 initiatives to contain the escalating financial crisis since it began in December 2006. You [...]
Filed in Boyd and Military Strategy, Budget and Fiscal Realities, Fabius Maximus, Global and Strategic Issues | 13 responses so far
Oct.02.2008
by Chet
John Robb to Keynote 2008 Boyd Conference
John has most kindly agreed to keynote the 2008 Boyd Conference, December 6 and 7, at the University of Prince Edward Island. As most visitors to this site are well aware, John is the author of the acclaimed book, Brave New War, which makes a compelling case for increasing resilience at the local level. [...]
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Oct.01.2008
by dni
On War #276: War on Two Fronts, Without Railways
By William S. Lind
September 30, 2008
One way to look at the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is to see them as one war with two fronts. Germany fought two-front wars twice in the 20th century, and it was almost able to prevail because it had the advantage of interior lines. The German Army could quickly [...]
Filed in Global and Strategic Issues, Iraq and the Middle East, Organization and Personnel Managment, Readiness, Strategy and Force Employment, William S. Lind | 8 responses so far