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Thanks to a recommendation from you all a few months back, I ended up travelling to Rhode Island to visit the US Naval War College. There I toured the campus and was able to record numerous interviews with staff about Naval history and wargaming. Really hope you guys enjoy this content. If you have any other recommendations definitely let me know!

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How Does the US Navy Run Wargames? - A Guided Tour of the US Naval War College Wargaming Facilities

We visit the US Naval War College to find out more about US Naval History and Naval Wargaming. In this video, I provide an overview of the college grounds and follow up with a guided tour of their impressive Naval Wargaming facilities which have been used throughout the history of the Navy from the 19th to the 21st centuries. A big thanks to Peter Pellegrino who hosted the tour and provided an excellent educational overview of the military wargaming which took place over the years. The tour starts in Founders Hall which hosted the first classes in 1884 following the US Civil War. At this time they had access to US Navy ships sailing up the Narragansett Bay. However access would be limited shortly thereafter and the college increasingly relied on the naval wargaming which was introduced by Lieutenant William McCarty Little in 1886. This new technique quickly became a core part of the curriculum which acquired many new wargaming facilities as the college expanded over its history. We get a chance to visit Pringle Hall where the Pacific War was planned, Sims Hall where the first computer was introduced for warfare simulation, and McCarty Little Hall where classified modern wargaming takes place. I hope you enjoy this educational navy documentary on the history of the navy and the development of wargaming in the US Navy. #Navy #History

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