Garrison Duty

A decision-forcing case - 4 April 2026

The Three Musketeers (also known as Kathleen, Kevin, and Bruce) cordially invite readers who have taken out paid subscriptions to The Tactical Notebook to take part in the online case discussions hosted by the Decision Game Club.

As a rule, these discussions take place twice each Saturday. Thus, participants enjoy two opportunities - one at noon and one at eight in the evening - to discuss the decision-forcing case study for the week.

At present, we are working our way through Siberian Caper, which puts us in the shoes (and leggings) of the American soldiers who find themselves in the middle of the Russian Civil War. We will, moreover, soon begin Leadership in Cyberspace, which will present participants with problems of a much more contemporary kind.

To receive weekly announcements (complete with log-in information and readings), please send an e-mail message to thecasemethodclub@gmail.com.

On Saturday, 4 April 2026, Major General William S. Graves, commanding US forces in Siberia, will attempt to solve the problems that emerge when his troops perform Garrison Duty.

On Saturday, 12 April 2026, we will find ourselves on the other side of Russia, playing the role of the President of a small country that is trying to become A Boring Nordic Nation.

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