CNAS also runs political-military games that focus on the non-military aspects of competition and conflict. The Gaming Lab at CNAS designs custom strategy games that explore critical aspects of national security, ranging across diplomatic, information, military, and economic activities. military’s ability to achieve degradation dominance in future conflicts with China and Russia
Exploring new operational approaches to command and control to improve the U.S. Examining whether three different budget-constrained force structures were capable of defeating large scale aggression, territorial land-grabs, and gray zone conflicts in the Indo-Pacific and Europe. Exploring how a conflict between the United States and China over Taiwan could unfold and the military strategies that China and the United States might choose to adopt to achieve their aims. Examples of past operational wargames include: These games may be used to develop innovative operational concepts, test new strategies or capabilities, or to explore novel scenarios. The Gaming Lab at CNAS runs unclassified wargames to examine critical operational issues in Asia, Europe, and beyond. Primary Lines of Effort Operational Wargaming Renewing the National Security Consensus. Enhancing DHS Oversight & Accountability. Constructing Regional Partnerships and Seizing Emerging Opportunities.
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