see url:
https://www.businessinsider.com/us-military-failed-miserably-in-war-game-changing-warfighting-strategy-2021-7?r=US&IR=T
see full story...Another interesting outcome...
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The US military put its warfighting strategy to the test in a wargaming
exercise last fall and it did not go well, Vice Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff Gen. John Hyten said Monday, multiple defense outlets
reported.
"Without overstating the issue, it failed miserably," Hyten said at the
National Defense Industrial Association's Emerging Technologies
Institute, according to Defense One.
"An aggressive red team that had been studying the United States for the
last 20 years just ran rings around us," he explained, according to
Defense News. The general said "they knew exactly what we're going to do
before we did it, and they took advantage of it."
"Imagine what our actual competitors have been doing for the last 20
years, with probably even more focus, with larger numbers," Hyten said.
"So we had to take a step back and look broadly and say: 'OK, what did
we miss?'"
During the simulated armed conflict last October, which Defense News
described as "a fictional confrontation with China" and a defense
official told Defense One involved a fight over Taiwan, the imaginary
enemy upended the blue team's "information dominance" strategy.
Hyten said that the US forces attempted to establish information
dominance, "just like it was in the first Gulf War, just like it has
been for the last 20 years, just like everybody in the world, including
China and Russia, have watched us do for the last 30 years."
But right from the start, that information was not available. The US
military relies heavily on data from sensors and systems to see what's
happening on the battlefield and fire upon targets, as well as radio and
digital communications to instantly relay command decisions. These
networks are susceptible to jamming on the battlefield or wider
disruption if US satellites are targeted.
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