Marine Corps (USMC) plans to establish a wargaming center for simulated training exercises in Quantico, Va., over the next four years. It's expected to reach initial operating capability in 2024 and be fully operational in 2025.The U.S. The Marine Corps plans to break ground on the new wargaming center in the next fiscal year, which starts on Oct. "Well, that should be now higher on the list for our wargames." "So, if you want to fight America, if you want to take on America, you better go after those two things. "Our adversaries studied us, and they believe that our vulnerabilities are command and control and our reliance on networks and logistics," Berger told reporters this spring. Leaders will use it to analyze whether they're getting the changes to the force right, the plan states.
David Berger has said the Marine Corps must be able to travel light as it preps for more time at sea and sends small teams ashore in hotly contested spots.īerger's plan, called Force Design 2030, puts a big emphasis on wargaming.
It's getting rid of tank battalions and bridging companies, and cutting thousands of personnel. The Marine Corps is in the midst of a force-wide overhaul that is reorganizing the service to face off against a sophisticated enemy.
The construction on the building is slated to cost less than $50 million, but the Marine Corps asked for $143 million to fund the center in its 2020 budget request.īAE Systems, which announced last month it won a $19 million contract to build a prototype for the new wargaming center, said it will include artificial intelligence, machine learning, game theory, multi-domain modeling and simulation and predictive data analytics. The future two-story building at Marine Corps Base Quantico will include an auditorium, gaming classrooms and a graphics production room, according to a May solicitation. Leaders currently travel to the Naval War College in Rhode Island to run classified-level wargames. Joe Mozzi briefs regimental staff over a simulated battalion level attack using a terrain model prior to force on force operations as part of exercise Rolling Thunder 1-19 at Ft.
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