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Tag Archives: gamification
How Ukraine Is Hammering Russian Logistics
In this week’s LinkSwarm, I briefly touched on how Ukraine is absolutely hammering Russia’s logistics behind the front lines. So here are a couple of videos that go into more detail. First up: Task & Purpose. “Right now, Ukraine is … Continue reading
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Ukraine And The Gamification Of Combat
The Russo-Ukrainian War continues to accelerate military innovation at a furious rate. The latest innovation isn’t a better drone or newer hardware, but introducing a fundamentally new organizing principle: the gamification of combat. This article from September lays out the … Continue reading