The British Army's biggest wargame: redesigning combat for UK defence

The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) has led the Army’s largest ever force development war game and collaboration.
Army Wargame 23 (AWG23) tested a new UK Army approach to future operations. Known as the ‘Land Operating Concept’, it looked at redesigning combat power with an aim to protect and advance UK and international interests.
The 9-week war game involved more than 250 participants. It created a diverse team of experts including international partners, industry and academics, and was viewed by senior Ministry of Defence (MOD) officials.
4 fictitious mission scenarios were exercised which examined a variety of force structures in order to help the Army understand aspects critical to delivering a battle-winning operating concept.

[@B-uk8eo]

Love this, roll a dice, land on a "chance" card. All your drivers are out of drivers hours...miss a go

[@nelotharen8599]

When its Putin turn he just smashes up the board, lets the pieces fall into random places and then smashes up the board again until a favorable outcome is achieved.

[@bhangrafan4480]

It is hard to believe they are still using dice and NOT using computers?! Surely not?! It looks like a social event down the local games club, not a serious British Army war game.

[@Janisurai]

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75 years too late for that seeing as how westminster and its masters brought the enemy here in 1948 and are still doing so every day and night, while cutting down our own combat units to almost bugger all, using bases to house enemy troops, and also cutting reserve centres to almost nothing, too while sending our remaining forces abroad out of the way.