A Tactical Decision Game (TDG) is a situational exercise that is driven by a narrative that provides basic mission, intent, and resources available, allowing leaders to work through their decision-making processes (TLPs, MDMP, etc.) and develop a plan.

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Most Marines are familiar with TDGs, whether from The Basic School, Advanced Infantryman’s Course, or garrison “whitespace” (free) time. Normally conducted over a rough map on a whiteboard or PowerPoint, Marines are placed in command of notional units and given a fragmentary order that pits them against a fictional enemy force.

Tactical Decision Games (TDGs) are exercises designed to increase the understanding of military tactics and decision-making. Your TDG at MilitarySpot.com. Contact us if you have a TDG...

2018年8月31日 · Tactical Decision Games (TDGs) – also called Tactical Decision Exercises (TDEs) – are, simply, situational narratives of a tactical scenario that provide leaders the opportunity to develop a plan based on abbreviated information and in a time-constrained environment. They are tactical/situational puzzles.

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the TDG can be found in the May-June 1997 issue of ARMOR. The following tactical vignette serves as the first in a series of scenarios devel-oped by the Doctrine Division of the U.S. Army Armor Center. Readers are encouraged to send their solutions for the tactical vignette to ARMOR as a means of discussion and instruction. The

Tactical Decision Games or TDGs are not wargames by traditional definition but are a fantastic low cost resource to conduct decision making, education and orders development. Typically participants adopt the persona of a leader with a limited …

TDG #1 – Executive Decision (Military Coup in 2009 Thailand) It’s 1:30 AM, and you’ve just arrived at the White House Situation Room. (The President of the United States is at a conference ...