This year's iteration of the war game included participation by U.S. "We will continue to develop our wargaming capabilities here at the Naval War College to meet that challenge and to allow us to fully explore the range of strategic deterrent options available to national decision-makers."
interests," said Rear Admiral Shoshana Chatfield, president of the U.S. "Recent international events highlight the critical need for us to better understand deterrence and escalation management, potential adversaries' strategies, and all available means to pursue vital U.S. The war game matches a blue team of senior government officials with seven other allied and adversary teams they seek to resolve a realistic crisis or conflict scenario. "We are not living in the Cold War era anymore, and we must adapt to today's strategic environment by understanding our opponents' threats and their decision calculus."ĭEGRE is not a "nuclear war game," but a strategic war game that addresses high stakes conflicts with nuclear-armed adversaries. Tom Bussiere, USSTRATCOM deputy commander. "The DEGRE war games allow us to assess strategic risks and examine how those assessments inform our planning and execution," said Lt.
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The DEGRE series of war games examines the dynamics of strategic deterrence, assurance, and escalation management to inform Whole of Government, combatant commands and allies on full spectrum warfighting against a reactive nuclear-armed adversary. Naval War College, conducted a Deterrence and Escalation Game and Review (DEGRE) War Game April 4th-8th in Newport, RI. Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM), in association with the U.S.
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