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- Fog of war gives players an incentive to uncover a game's world. A compulsion to reveal obscured parts of a map has been described to give a sense of exploring the unknown.
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What "the fog of war" means is: war is so complex it's beyond the ability of the human mind to comprehend all the variables. Our judgment, our understanding, are not adequate. And we kill people unnecessarily.
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In the fog of war, there is uncertainty surrounding every situation, and there is little room for mistakes involving split-second decisions. Far too often, miscalculations are realized in hindsight, and leaders regret the course of action taken. One such leader, Robert McNamara, recounts his experiences as Secretary of Defense from 1968–91 in the d...
The American involvement in the Vietnam War is seen as one of McNamara’s blunders; however, many of his eleven lessons were revealed to him as this crisis played out. His critics see him as a tragic character who should have heeded public opinion and removed the United States from the conflict, although they were not in his shoes, and from a realis...
The civil war in Vietnam was a vehicle for the world's two superpowers to protect their respective political ideologies. The United States' withdrawal and the subsequent reunification of Vietnam after a Northern Vietnamese victory have allowed Vietnam to remain a socialist state, espousing communism to this day. The Vietnam War is infamous for cult...
The realist view of the Cold War emphasizes the stability of a bipolar system as it approaches the “Leviathan,” or Hobbes’s idea described on page 258 of Essentials of International Relationsthat “so long as a single man (or state) was not more powerful than all the others combined, human beings would be forced to live in a climate of war.” The two...
The Cold War is a prime example of the Security Dilemma, defined by Essentials of International Relationson page 251 as a situation in which “even actors with no hostile or aggressive intentions may be led by their own insecurity into a costly and risky arms race.” While neither side was making land grabs or invading the other state’s territory, th...
McNamara is generally labeled as the architect of the Vietnam War and thus carries a bad reputation following his term as Secretary of Defense. Up until his death, he sought to restore his public image and not allow his mistakes to define him. To his credit, his memoir and appearances in documentaries such as this one have perpetuated his wisdom so...
Watch The Fog of War Online - FreeDocumentaries.Org The "Fog of War" is a journey into the nature of warfare and the task of making military decisions that carry both immediate and long-term signif...
The fog of war is a reality in all military conflict. Precision and certainty are unattainable goals, but modern military doctrine suggests a trade-off of precision and certainty for speed and agility. Militaries employ command and control (C2) systems and doctrine to partially alleviate the fog of war.
The Fog of War: Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara is a 2003 American documentary film about the life and times of former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara, illustrating his observations of the nature of modern warfare.
ourse of his career, THE FOG OF WAR brings raw feeling and new truth to the screen. Superbly cut alongside archival war footage and confidential audio recordings between Presidents Kennedy and Johnson speaking with McNamara at crucial turning points in history, composer Phillip Gla.
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Nov 1, 2003 · The Fog of War is Morris’s first overtly historical film and he’s well aware that it “runs in the face of how history’s normally done. It makes no claim for balance or objectivity.”
Apr 22, 2004 · War doesn’t prevent war; war produces more war. It leaves in its wake the hostilities, confusions and imbalances that produce war. And here we are at the beginning of the 21st century in the United States with a president who’s talking about preventive war all over again.
