Strategic Gaming
Gaming, when it involves players that have experience at the levels at which they are playing, can complement or validate strategic assessment . This section is not intended to be a general discussion of strategic gaming, but to address the role that intelligence material will play in constructing and playing the game. It is not uncommon, at national levels, to have intelligence analysts in the "Red Force" or other nations in a multilateral game, play their counterpart or an equivalent commander in the country or group on which they are expert.
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