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The Cognitive Crucible

#190 Army Command and General Staff Information Advantage Scholars Symposium

May 17, 2024
Army Majors Vincent Michel and Josh Keller from the Command and General Staff College Information Advantage Scholar Program share insights on narrative space in games and targeting non-lethal effects on satellite communication. They discuss perception, cognition, WWII's Pacific Theatre, and challenges in targeting satellite equipment. Emphasizing the importance of information in modern warfare, they delve into developing space courses for warfighters in the G9 Information Warfare Directorate.
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  • Understanding the importance of narrative control and cognition in conflict perception.
  • Adapting collateral damage estimation for non-lethal effects on satellite communication systems to enhance clarity and precision.

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Understanding the Narrative Space in Conflict

The research delves into the consolidation of gains in the narrative space, exploring cognition's role in shaping conflict perception. Examining World War II's Pacific Theatre, the study demonstrates how cultural factors influence narrative control and consolidation of gains across different populations.

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