Introduction
by Russ Lockwood
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Of note are the marvelous lectures. I took notes as much as possible, but note that I did not attend every lecture, seminar, and panel discussion. For example, during demo night, I was busy running the MagWeb.com demo. As a result, I did not attend a single lecture that night. At other times, I was deep in discussion with other participants and found time to pass by quickly and thus missed other lectures. However, what you have here is a snapshot in time of the entire conference, fitted with broad frameworks in some cases, and detailed minutae in others. More Connections 2000:
Lecture: Opening Remarks Lecture: History of Wargaming Lecture: Aerospace Power 101 Lecture: Games the Navy Plays: Naval Wargaming Past and Future Lecture: Sliding Timescales in Published Wargames Lecture: Wargaming: The End of the Millenium Lecture: Effects-Based Modelling Lecture: Global Defense and Wargaming Lecture: Army Transformation 2000 Lecture: Global Wargame Lecture: Global Engagement Lecture: Commercial Wargaming 1999 Lecture: The Human Factor: Modeling Inputs Lecture: The Modeling of Intangibles National Security Decision Making Game Recap Back to MWAN #109 Table of Contents Back to MWAN List of Issues Back to MagWeb Magazine List © Copyright 2001 Hal Thinglum This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com |