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This article offers a comprehensive historical overview of educational wargaming in the U.S. Marine Corps and how it can evolve in the future. The tradition of leveraging wargames for educational and training purposes is deeply rooted in the Marine Corps. From humble beginnings at the Naval War College to Service-wide wargaming initiatives like TACWAR, the Marine Corps has always sought to develop the intellectual edge of its Marines through wargames. Yet, in successive decades, the Marine Corps has consistently struggled to maintain its wargaming efforts. This article concludes with recommendations on how to develop, expand, and evolve educational wargaming in the Marine Corps.

Introduction / by Sebastian J. Bae, PhD -- Professional Wargaming: From Competence Model to Qualifying Certification / by Natalia Wojtowicz -- Immerse Early, Immerse Often: Wargaming in Precommissioning Education / by Kyleanne Hunter, PhD -- Simulation-Based Analysis and Training (SimBAT): Wargaming in the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) / by Timothy J. Smith -- On-the-Job-Training and Wargamers/ by Major Paul M. Kearney -- Wargaming in PME: Introducing Wargaming to the Australian Defence College / by Lieutenant Colonel Scott Jenkinson and Group Captain Jo Brick -- Make It Stick: Institutionalizing Wargaming at EDCOM / by Major Ian T. Brown and Captain Benjamin M. Herbold -- Wargaming: Sponsor Education / by Jeff Appleget, PhD, and Robert Burks, PhD -- Wargaming for Social Science / by Brandon Valeriano, PhD, and Benjamin Jensen, PhD -- Whole-of-Government Collaboration: Educational Nuclear Wargaming and Policymakers / by Brooke Mitchell, PhD -- Conclusion / by Sebastian J. Bae, PhD -- Appendix: SimBAT Introductory Course: Syllabus & Materials.