Loading…
Back To Schedule
Friday, May 24 • 7:15pm - 8:05pm
Military Geography of the Solar System

Sign up or log in to save this to your schedule, view media, leave feedback and see who's attending!

Tweet Share
Feedback form is now closed.
In space, no one can hear you scream, but everyone can see you fly -- the geography of warfare in space is dominated not by distances (as most would think), but by delta-v and sensors. How everything we know about fighting on the land, sea, and air won't help us in space.
Contributors
avatar for Christopher Weuve

Christopher Weuve

President and Designated Extrovert, BuNine
Christopher Weuve is one of the founding members of BuNine (David Weber’s Honorverse technical support team), and currently serves as BuNine’s president and designated extrovert. A professional naval analyst and wargame designer, Chris spent six years at the Center for Naval... Read More →
avatar for Merle Robinson

Merle Robinson

DoD Civilian Analyst (retired), NSDMG
Merle S. Robinson is the Lead Wargame Designer for the National Security Decision-Making Game since 2001 (NSDMG premiered at DragonCon 1990). NSDMG is a Department of Defense style economic/political/military game covering past, present and future geopolitical situations where participants... Read More →
avatar for Robert Mosher

Robert Mosher

Robert is Retired US Army (Armor); Retired US Foreign Service (State Department)Robert participated in scenario design and execution of exercises, conflict simulations, and models, including Cold War Continuity of Government; NATO exercises, Center for Army Analysis Strategic Mobility... Read More →
avatar for Mark McDonagh

Mark McDonagh

USN Captain (retired)
Mark has a BA & MA in Physics, and does research in submarine analysis/support. He worked for Sonalysts. Mark is also a former Naval War College instructor, including being a operator/participant in various military exercises and wargames.Mark is also the co-founder of the National... Read More →

Friday May 24, 2019 7:15pm - 8:05pm EDT
Panel 4 (Balt 5)
  Science