"COA Analysis and Training Exercise in One-Hour Wargames" Topic

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Tango01	19 Nov 2020 10:18 p.m. PST
"In the 1:1 scale Army, a COA [ko-uh] is a Course Of Action. During the decision making process, COAs are wargamed to see what the likely outcomes are and evaluate problems. Wargamers rarely get into COA analysis for several reasons, IMHO:…" More here ecw40mmproject.blogspot.com Amicalement Armand

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