The Wargames That Predicted America’s Struggles in Vietnam — And What They Mean for Taiwan Today
In the early 1960s, as America grappled with escalating tensions in Southeast Asia, President Lyndon B. Johnson was confronted with an agonizing decision. His re-election campaign was underway, but his administration was increasingly preoccupied with the growing instability in South…
Supporting Joint Warfighting with Mission-Level Simulations
In today’s era of rapidly advancing military technology, the United States faces unprecedented challenges. American military supremacy, long assured, is now in jeopardy due to credible threats from peer nations like China and Russia. To counter these emerging threats and…
Insurgency, Not War, Is China’s Most Likely Strategy Against the U.S.
This past summer, I found myself preparing for a mechanized desert war during the Marine Corps’ battalion-level integrated training exercise at Twentynine Palms. The focus this year was squarely on high-intensity conventional warfare — a stark contrast to my 2015…