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

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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.
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@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
This was a truly fantastic visit and I couldn't be happier to share it with you all. Stay tuned for more follow up videos on wargaming and naval history. Also, are there any other places you suggest I visit next?
@danielbrooks7764
@danielbrooks7764 4 года назад
Army War College Department of Strategic Wargaming (Carlisle Barracks, PA); National Defense University CASL (FT. McNair, DC); Command and General Staff College Simulations and Wargaming Division (Ft. Leavenworth, KS), and the RAND institute.
@ilikemoviesandmore
@ilikemoviesandmore 4 года назад
Rome of course! Have your own personal triumph :)
@thebates5938
@thebates5938 4 года назад
The Pentagon!
@napoleonbonaparteempereurd4676
@napoleonbonaparteempereurd4676 4 года назад
Moscow War Museum
@napoleonbonaparteempereurd4676
@napoleonbonaparteempereurd4676 4 года назад
@@thebates5938 Can do that by playing Call of Duty BO Zombies
@fite-4-ever876
@fite-4-ever876 4 года назад
Admissions officer: so why are you interested in attending? Me internally: don't say you wanna play fancy warhammer don't say you wanna play fancy warhammer don't say you wanna play fancy warhammer Me: I wanna play fancy...magic the gathering
@adrianalfonsocardenasherna7787
@adrianalfonsocardenasherna7787 3 года назад
warhammer is already fancy, you know how much it costs?
@iconthe7324
@iconthe7324 2 года назад
@@adrianalfonsocardenasherna7787 ITS NOT FANCY ENOUGH
@iconthe7324
@iconthe7324 2 года назад
WE NEED IT TO BE F A N C I E R
@cragnamorra
@cragnamorra 2 года назад
Admissions officer reply: Yeah, we do that! You're in!
@davidfinch7407
@davidfinch7407 2 года назад
"It's because I want to play fancy Warhammer." DAMMIT! "Yes, sir, the U.S. Navy Waughh simulator is right this way..."
@davidelambardi
@davidelambardi 4 года назад
Creative Assembly should take a visit, maybe they'll finally figure out how to improve naval battles...
@Dacoobers
@Dacoobers 4 года назад
Damn son
@hawkeye7527
@hawkeye7527 4 года назад
Give em some
@pilotpig9439
@pilotpig9439 4 года назад
That's quite a roast
@redapple360
@redapple360 4 года назад
seriously I hope I can see a day where AI is atleast like drunk 12 years old kid.
@JackIsNotInTheBox
@JackIsNotInTheBox 4 года назад
SAVAGE
@alexcorvuscazador5596
@alexcorvuscazador5596 4 года назад
All these years of playing total war games finally payed off, and my mom said all those "lost" hours wouldnt amount to anything WHO IS LAUGHING NOW MOM
@Gunni1972
@Gunni1972 4 года назад
she is, because you are still not getting paid to do so.
@carnage237
@carnage237 4 года назад
@@Gunni1972 savage
@alexcorvuscazador5596
@alexcorvuscazador5596 4 года назад
@@Gunni1972 Probably, but dear God if I still got a good time out of those 1000 plus hours of game so it was worth it xD. The General will see it and bow down to me...hopefully.
@anab0lic
@anab0lic 4 года назад
Total war, the strategy games with no strategy.
@jacobwiens659
@jacobwiens659 3 года назад
Modern schools: We will improve our teaching by incorporating games into our classes. Navy War College: You mean, what we did 130 years ago?
@SongsAboutHappiness
@SongsAboutHappiness 4 года назад
1 v 1 me on total war rn nerd
@abcbcacba
@abcbcacba 4 года назад
🤣🤣
@Harshhaze
@Harshhaze 4 года назад
*Laughs in Varangian Guard*
@caboosefromsteam1582
@caboosefromsteam1582 4 года назад
@@Harshhaze Laughs In Dismounted Conquistadore
@anab0lic
@anab0lic 4 года назад
Total war, the strategy games with no strategy.
@caboosefromsteam1582
@caboosefromsteam1582 4 года назад
@@anab0lic I would disagree, as there is some strategy involved. Now I wouldn't go as far to say that it requires the most strategy or has the best way implement your strategy.
@HurBenny
@HurBenny 4 года назад
"Learning the game was about a month of teaching". Children, let the man introduce you to the ungodly 6th edition of Warhammer.
@raphaelcolella1983
@raphaelcolella1983 3 года назад
As a D&D GM I was impressed they could plot 3 minutes of maneuvers in 30 mins. 3 minutes of combat might take us all night.
@Globalnet626
@Globalnet626 2 года назад
To be fair, the calculus of wheter or not a ship should continue on this course, change bearing/speed, fire weapons from it's selection of maybe 6 different ordinances is a lot less than your typical lvl 10 player haha
@hungrymusicwolf
@hungrymusicwolf 2 года назад
@@Globalnet626 I suppose the navy has their new officers for the picking amongst the DnD community then.
@realdragon
@realdragon Год назад
TBH soldiers don't have 10 different spells to choose
@dingus_doofus
@dingus_doofus Год назад
@@realdragon And I'd wager they don't get distracted by banter and attempts of breaking or cheesing the game.
@mistry6292
@mistry6292 Год назад
to be fair 5e is full of combat bloat
@bestestdev
@bestestdev 4 года назад
I love your content in general but HOLY CRAP was that cool. I guess I didn’t realize that the Navy has been playing military D&D since the 1800s. I have quite a bit of research to do, and I’m looking forward to the upcoming vids on this topic!
@RetroVTX
@RetroVTX 2 года назад
I served in Sim's Hall between 1978 and 1980, mainly as a terminal operator for the various officers gaming and the "Admiral" officiating. The main game floor (not shown in the video) was an auditorium seating approximately 300, a gaming floor for about 30 officers, with the focal point being the world's largest (at the time) computerized projection screen (roughly the size of an Imax screen). Officers "manning" the on-screen ships were housed in small offices, cut off from all visuals and communications except traditional "ship-board" comms, with the results of their choices shown in real time on the screen. The computer system was housed in a separate room approximately the size of two city busses. I met Tom Clancy there, who had an office set aside so he could conduct research, write, and interview personnel. I loved serving there, and had the Navy allowed it, I would have served there until retirement. But in 1980 I was forced to either reenlist for duty onboard a ship or leave the service. I truly did not enjoy shipboard duty, so I left. Bad decision? Hmmm...
@shawnp6744
@shawnp6744 Год назад
1992-95. Exactly the same set up third floor in the center wing was the cells as you describe. The gaming floor was center wing first floor. The west wing plenum area was actually a converted swimming pool. You could even see the old tiles on the walls. We had 25 or so OS's doing games. In early 1995 Admiral Strasser (War College President) said hey Simms Hall while historic and ok for war gaming was becoming inefficient and we need a new building for the War Gaming Department. Our group in Advanced Concepts actually was tasked with what a "perfect" War Gaming building would look like. We over two months from June-July 1995 even did "furniture" drills for what a perfect room would be. Late July 1995 we finished (this design group was so important that 4 of us got pulled from Global 95 to help design the new building). We finished the design and sent it to the architects for designs and detailed prices. The room design was my last tasking and went back to sea on CG-64 for 5 years. Did a port call in Newport in 1997 and saw them breaking ground on McCarty-Little.
@carlosc862
@carlosc862 4 года назад
Suddenly, I realized how my perfect mancave is going to look like.
@persimmon93
@persimmon93 4 года назад
What I imagine in war gaming simulation. Admiral: I've sunk your battleship!!
@thebates5938
@thebates5938 4 года назад
This is an excellent interview. I always noticed that when a interviewee is talkative, it's best to sit back and listen. Invicta was brilliant in this interview by allowing the historian to present his full presentation uninterrupted. I felt like we received a lot of data in a very short time. I can't stand the Joe Rogan's of the world who cuts off the guest and takes them off topic. I feel like we miss half the story. Invicta should have a gaming facility of his own where he can teach people how to be a strategic documentary producer. :)
@skymarbles7953
@skymarbles7953 4 года назад
Except he was leaning back and forth and looking around showing disinterest and impatience...
@theespatier4456
@theespatier4456 4 года назад
The Bates It’s a guided tour, not an interview at all though.
@theespatier4456
@theespatier4456 4 года назад
Sky Marbles Have you ever been on a guided tour? You’re standing still listening to someone for hours and staring intently at them when it’s just the two of you would be really awkward.
@skymarbles7953
@skymarbles7953 4 года назад
@@theespatier4456 you can't compare a guide tour with a interviewer . when someone talks directly to you and you are alone ,you won't look at the persons shoes . because eye contact is a sign of respect and attention.
@theespatier4456
@theespatier4456 4 года назад
Sky Marbles It’s a guided tour though... not an interview.
@RGC-gn2nm
@RGC-gn2nm 4 года назад
Took a few seminars there over the years. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
That's awesome! I thoroughly enjoyed all the faculty that I met with there and hope the experience was a good one.
@jacobrodgers7743
@jacobrodgers7743 2 года назад
Fantastic! Did a lot of Harpoon (civilian wargaming system, but so detailed that Clancy used and later got in trouble for his accuracy) in my youth. It'd be fun to play at that scale.
@MG-bs5mr
@MG-bs5mr Год назад
Did you ever play Jane's Fleet Command?
@dragoonTT
@dragoonTT 4 года назад
Thanks for sharing this. Imagine the feeling in the heat of a large war game as your teachers and peers judge you.
@laylobinson5839
@laylobinson5839 4 года назад
I really love how you put so much effort into your videos and your content in generall! That you visit places and sites and talk with actual people that know their field instead of relying solely on written information. Really awesome man, love your work, keep it up, wont take long before you hit 1 mil subs. & Take care!
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
Thanks for the kind words. I do hope to conduct more of these sorts of visits to serve as a bridge between the public and the historical community. Lot's of fun in store! I'll see you at 1 million : )
@MythicFool
@MythicFool 4 года назад
I had a chance to go for a week when I was 16, but the training got cancelled. I am impressed and incredibly jealous you got to have this opportunity. Thank you so much for sharing.
@ManicEngine
@ManicEngine 4 года назад
Fascinating tour and interview, thankyou to the War College for allowing this!
@Geckobane
@Geckobane 4 года назад
Awesome! I would probably never get a chance to see this in person. Thank you for bringing this experience to us.
@BrockSamson18
@BrockSamson18 4 года назад
Absolutely stunning video. I can't wait for the new ones in the series!!!
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
Thanks! Be sure to share around if you enjoyed : )
@josephkarl2061
@josephkarl2061 4 года назад
Wot he said 👌
@Tupinamba77
@Tupinamba77 4 года назад
Great series, as all your videos! I hope that youtube revenue is good, as you certainly deserve it for the level of professionalism put into your channel. Cheers!
@tabinekoman
@tabinekoman 4 года назад
I want to see Prestige military school vs Pro HOI player in this game.
@furinick
@furinick 4 года назад
Get a hoi 4 guy with a total war guy and make some type of chain of command with gamers, against trained military Now that's gaming
@lucioordo3647
@lucioordo3647 4 года назад
@@furinick hoi3 would be alot more interesting
@furinick
@furinick 4 года назад
@@lucioordo3647 dear god
@adrianalexandrov7730
@adrianalexandrov7730 4 года назад
That's a documented story that during ww2 British admiral Max Horton played against Janet OKell of WATU to test suggested tactics against u-boats. Lost three in a row against just turned 18 non-officer girl.
@alaric_3015
@alaric_3015 3 года назад
@@adrianalexandrov7730 does the tactic of this 18 non officer girl eventually be used IRL?
@r.t.972
@r.t.972 Год назад
Awesome! Thanks for sharing this unique experience with us Invicta.
@Errr717
@Errr717 4 года назад
Very nice tour. I was stationed in Newport in the late 60's and early 70's aboard the USS Samuel B. Roberts DD823, and the USS Joseph P. Kennedy Jr DD850 which is now a museum in Fall River, Mass.
@ramongraf1714
@ramongraf1714 2 года назад
Very interesting topic, wargaming as a educational tool has been used for a long time but it’s stunning to see it that much put in focus on this one.
@Jabberdoodle
@Jabberdoodle 4 года назад
what a cool video. Don't see content like this very often. Love it!
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
Glad you enjoyed! It was a blast to visit and I definitely look forwards to sharing the rest. For me, the discussion of how modern military wargaming works Pete Pellegrino is definitely a highlight.
@ShahjahanMasood
@ShahjahanMasood 4 года назад
Your excitement is contagious
@spencernoffke8259
@spencernoffke8259 4 года назад
I’m so glad this channel is finding success and expanding. You provide some of the best info out here for us armchair tacticians. Ps: crossover with lindybeige. Just sayin.
@RamilMagyerramov
@RamilMagyerramov 4 года назад
Great idea to start making such videos. Thank you.
@wargame2play
@wargame2play 4 года назад
Visited the Naval College Museum at Annapolis a couple years back . Need to visit this one too. A old friend Roger Rhodes was an instructor at the Naval War College. I played plenty of wargames with him before that.
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
Way cool! Definitely recommend checking the USNWC out. I'll have to swing by Annapolis some day.
@muhammadal-khwarizmi6933
@muhammadal-khwarizmi6933 4 года назад
The open source strategy game Battle for Wesnoth shows a detailed probability breakdown of what effects a possible attack can have on the defender and attacker. A good move in my opinion.
@anthonyhargis6855
@anthonyhargis6855 4 года назад
Most excellent! Thanks for sharing this!
@archangel2709
@archangel2709 4 года назад
Awesome content as always invicta!
@antivalidisme5669
@antivalidisme5669 4 года назад
Sounds like an awesome series of videos is born. Hooked! Please Sega take notes BTW
@nyar369
@nyar369 5 месяцев назад
😍😍 This is so great! Thanks for sharing it!
@schlirf
@schlirf 4 года назад
Damn, I would LOVE to see their version "Carriers at War"!
@EcuadorianFlagShip
@EcuadorianFlagShip 4 года назад
Invicta PLEASE upload the modern wargaming video fast. I CAN'T WAIT
@aniellord7088
@aniellord7088 4 года назад
15:13 why did he moved like Capt. Jack Sparrow ? Hahaha
@Multiabuse
@Multiabuse 4 года назад
I think it was his realization that he needed to indicate "follow me" but had just clasped his hands to conclude his speech, so he used his upper body as an awkward substitute? Or maybe there was a boom mic just out of frame and he didn't want to bonk it. Either way, I found the gaffe comical, but his animated manner and enthusiasm for the subject was totally captivating.
@chokedup53
@chokedup53 4 года назад
great video. thanks for sharing. have you done one for the Army War College? or perhaps the Command and Staff school?
@redwatch1100
@redwatch1100 3 года назад
What I wouldnt give for a textbook or two from this place. That guy is a great host for the tour.
@patrickmcglonejr8163
@patrickmcglonejr8163 4 года назад
Jane also did Jane's Wargames for PC.. Had F/A 18 Hornet (fly as a F/A 18 pilot), 688(i) Hunter/Killer (Be a Los Angeles class Attack Submarine commander) and my personal favorite Jane's Fleet Command where you control an entire Carrier Group, including the planes off of carriers.
@michaelsommers2356
@michaelsommers2356 4 года назад
Since Jane died in 1916, I doubt he ever used a PC.
@CorinaVR
@CorinaVR 3 года назад
Pete is an endless font of information and stories.
@landsurfer66
@landsurfer66 4 года назад
It takes a month to learn the rules? I'd love to see that rule book!
@Madhattersinjeans
@Madhattersinjeans 4 года назад
​@S Uriel Pretty sure it does, but it certainly doesn't have the kind of rules people are familiar with. In this context they're referring to physical representations of what would happen, not in the traditional moral sense that rules are applied to society. Mundane things like your boat will only move at X speed and cannot go faster than Y speed. Not rules like don't kill thy neighbour. That would be societal rule.
@michaelsommers2356
@michaelsommers2356 4 года назад
Wargame rules are significantly more complex than the rules of Scrabble or Monopoly. Even the rules to early commercial wargames, such as Tactics II of 1958. Especially if you have never encountered such a thing before. Some people never get the hang of them.
@michaelsommers2356
@michaelsommers2356 4 года назад
@S Uriel _"War has no rules dumb fuck"_ Wargames do have rules, and Pellegrino was talking about games, not actual war.
@thesteaksaignant
@thesteaksaignant 4 года назад
@@michaelsommers2356 agreed. Also war do have rules such as the laws of physics
@keenan_wt
@keenan_wt 4 года назад
@Rick Dawg it does have fucking rules and if you break them they are called war crimes. WHO IS THE DUMB FUCK NOW???
@hemaka482
@hemaka482 4 года назад
Wow, this channel keeps getting better and better every upload. Keep it up!
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
Thanks, I was pretty excited to release this series as I'd consider it a pretty big milestone in the evolution of the channel
@SirMatthew
@SirMatthew 4 года назад
Congrats Rhode Island you finally did something Edit: who am I kidding I live in New Jersey
@LouisGFranco
@LouisGFranco 4 года назад
Jersey brought us the next best thing, Snooki's Whoregames. Lol
@M3RUL3Z
@M3RUL3Z 4 года назад
@@LouisGFranco Ya'll just mad we have the best battleship
@LouisGFranco
@LouisGFranco 4 года назад
@@M3RUL3Z "We"? Humor me by elaborating on "we" as in "we have the best battleship".
@WoWhistorian
@WoWhistorian 4 года назад
@@LouisGFranco "no" - Brandon Belvedere, a little under three weeks ago apparently.
@LouisGFranco
@LouisGFranco 4 года назад
@@WoWhistorian @brandon "Oh fuck me, your lady friend has a voice", "put a lead on her before she gets bitten", @matthew "now you don't want to get bitten do you sweetheart" lmfao ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HG5hpzKZtYI.html
@mcrunnin1737
@mcrunnin1737 4 года назад
There’s a reason most navy guys love 40k, warhammer, D&D, Etc. its in our blood
@silverhawkscape2677
@silverhawkscape2677 Год назад
I'm starting to see where western and Japanese RPGs differ. Western RPGs from Western Table tops hench the Emphasis on numbers and build. Jrpgs from Light novels hench the Emphasis on Story.
@lexingtonbrython1897
@lexingtonbrython1897 4 года назад
This is really cool, to say the least! I wonder if there has been, or could be an event where military personnel can go against esports players in a wargame, be it a military one or a videogame one like Total War.
@alexisXcore93
@alexisXcore93 4 года назад
Definitely no, because pro player play games for the public that are balanced for fun. Besides the steps to play lets say, War of warships is totally different to this, here you have support staff and the like, in the other you dont even care for the fuel for the trip home or rules of engament
@MichelC2000
@MichelC2000 11 месяцев назад
Thank you for posting this video, very interesting. But… Where are the other videos announced in this one? I could not find Wargaming Explained or Modern Wargaming for example
@leiaorgana6987
@leiaorgana6987 4 года назад
Great Video, SIR!!!!
@VainerCactus0
@VainerCactus0 4 года назад
It takes one month to learn the game? So you're saying video game nerds who play all day would be the best candidates for naval officers?
@caboosefromsteam1582
@caboosefromsteam1582 4 года назад
meh
@blakelowrey9620
@blakelowrey9620 4 года назад
Only special types of nerds
@saltymonke3682
@saltymonke3682 4 года назад
No
@zacharyhockett6248
@zacharyhockett6248 4 года назад
Most video games are built to be intuitive and easy to understand. I mean, if you play obscure 4x strategy games for thousands of hours and also you're a high performing student, and also you are physically fit, and also fairly charismatic and a good leader, yeah you'd make a good naval officer lol
@ilFrancotti
@ilFrancotti 4 года назад
Love the physical map on the wall.
@myagamagonzalez2419
@myagamagonzalez2419 4 года назад
Amazing place.. I am fortunate to be trained in this facility.
@PossumMedic
@PossumMedic 2 года назад
Well it wasn't Warhammer as expected but still interesting! 😜 😮Logistics war gaming sounds amazing!! Thanks for the great vid! 😃
@FreeFallingAir
@FreeFallingAir 4 года назад
Great video!
@michaelwest4325
@michaelwest4325 4 года назад
Part of the success and feedback loop were the annual fleet exercises that tested rules, results and tactics used in games, it both let the gaming inspire exercises and let exercises put realism into the gaming. I believe no other navy was teaching, gaming and exercising its leadership, its tactics and its officers in this way, both theory and practice for war to come.
@Durahan82
@Durahan82 4 года назад
I was in North Kingstown last week , near the Quonset Base .
@muskduh
@muskduh 2 года назад
Thanks for the video
@ValueYourTimeOnEarth
@ValueYourTimeOnEarth 4 года назад
You look just as I pictured it. 😆 good job on your videos
@paratrooper6
@paratrooper6 4 года назад
Simply awesome
@colonnellomccandless4229
@colonnellomccandless4229 4 года назад
Wonderful!
@LouisGFranco
@LouisGFranco 4 года назад
Any chance of you going over the USS Liberty incident?
@joshmednick7050
@joshmednick7050 4 года назад
Great video
@kkachi95
@kkachi95 4 года назад
Newport, RI is also home to Navy's Officer Training Command, which trains, you guessed it, new Navy officers outside of USNA
@flag5enemyinsight397
@flag5enemyinsight397 4 года назад
I love the story about Japanese war gaming out the invasion of Midway in 1942. In the war game, the officer playing out the Americans managed a carrier attack on the Kido Butai and sank 2 carriers. The umpire for the war game declared that the Americans shouldn’t have been where the officer had put them and reset the game.
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
That anecdote actually makes it in to my interview discussion about wargaming in WW2
@michaelsommers2356
@michaelsommers2356 4 года назад
Actually, the attack that sank two carriers was made by land-based bombers. In the event, several attacks by B-17s on Japanese ships resulted in exactly zero hits, so the umpire was not wrong in discounting the hits in the game. See pages 46-47 of Perla's _Art of Wargaming._
@23DBryan
@23DBryan 4 года назад
I don't understand how Invicta doesn't have 1M subs, he deserves it
@bravozero6
@bravozero6 4 года назад
meh hes seriously hit and miss especially if you fact check some of his videos(mainly his earlier ones)
@bop3752
@bop3752 2 года назад
guess what
@Matt-tx1tc
@Matt-tx1tc 4 года назад
im curious to why the naval college would be so a far away from the the actual huge navy bases on the east coast?
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
It used to be down south but got moved up the Rhode Island as a result of pressure during the Civil War and then I guess just stayed there
@OriginalWarwood
@OriginalWarwood 4 года назад
New England and the nearby States had a significant number of military bases, as well as ship yards, and a significant amount of military infrastructure at one time, growing in importance with the Civil War. The 1990s is really when the majority of the bases began to see a significant loss in importance (New London/Groton, CT excluded). New York, Boston, New London, Portsmouth, and Newport, amongst many others.
@bksly529
@bksly529 4 года назад
Newport is also the location for officer candidate school, so it probably helps that a lot of the training is in the same place.
@georgedoolittle9015
@georgedoolittle9015 4 года назад
"this was your huge Naval Base" back in the day just as West Point was for the US Army was until 1948 and "Present at the Creation"(the Pentagon, the Cold War, the Nuclear Triad, etc).
@cragnamorra
@cragnamorra 2 года назад
Well, at the time of NWC's founding, Newport WAS a significant naval base, and would remain so for many decades into the 1990s. Got downsized (the base, not the NWC itself) a bit during the '90s BRAC process. Also worth noting, the base today is still a lot more than just the NWC. I did not attend NWC, but went to Newport multiple times for various months-long training courses. There were still several frigates based at Newport when I went to Division Officer Course in '90; they had been shifted down to Norfolk (or just plain decommissioned) by the time I came back for Department Head School in '95.
@Joker-yw9hl
@Joker-yw9hl 4 года назад
Wow great stuff
@thealliedpowers
@thealliedpowers 3 года назад
if i ever visit this place, all im gonna be hearing in my head is "DISPLAY THEIR MIGHT, ORDERING CARRIERS, ADMIRALS AT WAR"
@inoshikachokonoyarobakayar2493
@inoshikachokonoyarobakayar2493 2 года назад
Lindybeige has a great vid on war games in history too.
@cwalk1066
@cwalk1066 4 года назад
You'd think having lived in Newport for 20 years I'd have visited this place once or twice, but lol nope. Great vid though and looking forward to the others!
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
Ah cool, great to hear from a local. I'll actually be uploaded a guided tour of the museum so you can check out more of what's available.
@maximusvgod3567
@maximusvgod3567 4 года назад
More topic like this please.
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
Got more documentary videos from the trip coming right up!
@shawnp6744
@shawnp6744 Год назад
Stationed in War Gaming Department April 92 to July 95. Lots of information if you want.
@MUMSUniverse
@MUMSUniverse 4 года назад
Very intresting, very cool.
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
Just wait till we get to talk to Pete extensively about the mechanics of wargaming, its fascinating
@MUMSUniverse
@MUMSUniverse 4 года назад
@@InvictaHistory Nice! Looking forward to it.
@Cheezymuffin.
@Cheezymuffin. 4 года назад
Simple, taking wargames serious is the difference between invading Normandy, and cavalry charging into machine gun fire. Always ask the question "if I where my enemy, what would be the best move" and then switch sides again after finding a counter. Helps in Chess, games, live and war.
@VxV631
@VxV631 4 года назад
History nerd's dream!:D
@MrSarki
@MrSarki 3 года назад
It would be very interesting to see a group of trained officers go up against a mixed group of total war and paradox grand strategy players in a long drawn out game.
@Azsouth
@Azsouth 4 года назад
Rhode Island represent! from Bristol
@macjj868
@macjj868 4 года назад
Invicta: Which thumbnail should I use? Majority of subscribers: Number 1 Invicta: *uses number 6 instead* Majority of subscribers: Am I a joke to you?
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
I used #1 at first but then got a notification from RU-vid saying that the video was underperforming so I tried to swap it out to see if that made a difference (EDIT: Swapped the thumbnail back)
@napoleonbonaparteempereurd4676
@napoleonbonaparteempereurd4676 4 года назад
@@InvictaHistory When will you visit Moscow Military Museum? Its beutifull. There is the Victory Museum for WW2 And Museum of Patriotic War 1812
@krissp8712
@krissp8712 4 года назад
Now it's something entirely different! :)
@ernoldlezzequiele3651
@ernoldlezzequiele3651 Год назад
COOL VIDEO
@blakerobson9312
@blakerobson9312 4 года назад
you hitting the gym recently Oakley? those arms are looking thicc son
@Callsign_Prophet
@Callsign_Prophet 4 года назад
Not American but would still want to go there lol
@billtrent6520
@billtrent6520 Год назад
So wait they say also had war game for both space and cyber warfare I'm curious to see how those run maybe It may give me a reson to get battletech warships mintures.
@christinosim
@christinosim 4 года назад
I wanna go there
@leogazebo5290
@leogazebo5290 4 года назад
Okay this is epic
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
Right? I was so excited to visit. I literally didnt eat, drink or go to the bathroom when I was there because I was so excited
@leogazebo5290
@leogazebo5290 4 года назад
@@InvictaHistory Wow that's dedication right there.
@mr.e.k.1787
@mr.e.k.1787 Год назад
This sounds like a good time
@hasmatiks
@hasmatiks 4 года назад
Awesomeee
@zacharyhockett6248
@zacharyhockett6248 4 года назад
So I'm a nurse going into the navy once I graduate my bachelor's program. I've never wanted to get into a program more. Unfortunately, I think this will be out of my scope of practice.
@okie1011
@okie1011 4 года назад
You can actually see the miasma of misery emanating from Navy OCS while at the college
@TheZapan99
@TheZapan99 4 года назад
I just translated the book Shared Fantasy, by Gary Alan Fine, that is mostly about roleplaying games, but delves into its connexions with wargames, and has a whole section about the Japanese navy losing the battle of Midway, because two of their admirals cheated during the wargame simulation, effectively ressurecting sunken ships. The real battle followed the results of the simulation, according to the umpire that survived the war. You can find the whole book online: books.google.fr/books?id=rLlLbN0XuSEC&lpg=PP1&dq=shared%20fantasy%20gary%20alan%20fine
@InvictaHistory
@InvictaHistory 4 года назад
Thanks for sharing. That anecdote does actually appear in one of my interviews about Wargaming in WW2
@CallsItLikeISeizeIts
@CallsItLikeISeizeIts 2 года назад
Well,that an broken code 🧐
@Newidhan
@Newidhan 4 года назад
he has a truly impressive scholar's cradle
@blakelowrey9620
@blakelowrey9620 4 года назад
Michael what does that mean
@Newidhan
@Newidhan 4 года назад
ya need to watch more Lindybeige. Specifically his earlier sponsorship shout-outs for the great courses plus
@torjones1701
@torjones1701 4 года назад
YAY Kriegsspiel! The origin of pretty much all games played today.
@ofthecaribbean
@ofthecaribbean 4 года назад
🎵I'm thinking 'bout, when I was a sailor, spend my time on the open seas~
@therealone4113
@therealone4113 4 года назад
thats why im joining the navy
@zacharycushing8648
@zacharycushing8648 4 года назад
Join a real branch you pansy
@daviddickey9832
@daviddickey9832 4 года назад
Y'all ever played CMANO tho?
@dakkefernet8585
@dakkefernet8585 4 года назад
15:14 😂
@aniellord7088
@aniellord7088 4 года назад
It's Capt. Jack Sparrow 😂
@thnktank1
@thnktank1 4 года назад
More!
@falseking989
@falseking989 3 года назад
Luce Hall is not Pringle Hall. How long has he worked here?
@todo9633
@todo9633 4 года назад
Pringle Hall. Of course there's a Pringle Hall.
@danielking104
@danielking104 4 года назад
where do I buy the premium ships and consumables?
@jasonirwin4631
@jasonirwin4631 4 года назад
That's only available at the Moscow naval war college.
@robbleeker4777
@robbleeker4777 4 года назад
Out of curiosity... Why would they not use decommissioned ships for their practical training? The USN got plenty of those, during its history.
@saltymonke3682
@saltymonke3682 4 года назад
Cost money
@marrqi7wini54
@marrqi7wini54 3 года назад
It takes a lot of time and resources that can be used elsewhere to use and maintain such ships. At least for training cadets. I believe that this does occur for actual military practice however.
@evannibbe9375
@evannibbe9375 2 года назад
Decommissioned ships often have parts that need to be cannibalized for repairs of other ships
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