Forging Wargamers:
A Framework for Wargaming Education
Edited by Sebastian J. Bae
Published: MCUP ; Marine Corps University Press ; Quantico, Virginia 2022
Contents:
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Foreword – vii
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Preface – xiii
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Select Abbreviates and Acronyms – xvii
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Introduction – 3
- by Sebastian J. Bae
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Chapter One – 9
- Professional Wargaming:
- From Competence Model to Qualifying Certification
- by Natalia Wojtowicz
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Chapter Two – 30
- Immerse Early, Immerse Often:
- Wargaming in Precommissioning Education
- by Kyleanne Hunter, PhD
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Chapter Three – 51
- Simulation-Based Analysis (SimBat):
- Wargaming in the Office of Naval Intelligence
- Chapter Three Addendum: – 85
- SimBat Introductory Course: Syllabus and Materials
- by Timothy J. Smith
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Chapter Four – 100
- Building Wargame Designers and On-the-Job Training
- by Major Paul M. Kearney
- Building Wargame Designers and On-the-Job Training
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Chapter Five – 115
- Wargaming in PME:
- Introducing Wargaming to the Australian Defense College
- by Lieutenant Colonel Scott Jenkinson and Group Captain Jo Brick
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Chapter Six – 139
- Make It Stick:
- Institutionalizing Wargaming at EDCOM
- by Major Ian T. Brown and Captain Benjamin M. Herbold
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Chapter Seven – 173
- Wargaming:
- Sponsor Education
- by Jeff Appleget, PhD; and Robert Burks, PhD
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Chapter Eight – 193
- Wargaming for Social Science
- Brandon Valeriano, PhD; and Benjamin Jensen, PhD
- Wargaming for Social Science
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Chapter Nine – 215
- Whole-of-Government Collaboration
- Educational Nuclear Wargaming and Policy Maker
- by Brooke Taylor, DSL
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Conclusion – 231
- The Die Is Cast
- by Sebastian J. Bae
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Select Bibliography – 239
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Index – 255
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About the Editor and Authors – 261
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Page Length: 266 Pages
What key insights does “Forging Wargamers: A Framework for Wargaming Education,” edited by Sebastian J. Bae and published by the U.S. Marine Corps, provide about the development and education of wargamers?
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