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1948, a Year of Big Changes: 75th Anniversary, National Security Decision Making (NSDM) Panel
Friday, 2:00 PM EDT for 2 hr Le Meridien : Latitude : NSDM HQ

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Game ID:
SEM23ND230232
Gaming Group
/ Company:
National Security Decision Making Inc.
Title:
1948, a Year of Big Changes: 75th Anniversary, National Security Decision Making (NSDM) Panel
Short Description:
Panel discusses year of "big deal" stuff that shapes us: Tojo et. Al. executed adds closure to WW2, but Cold War firming, Berlin, Koreas; Gandhi assassination/India; Israel formed, war. NSDM staff.
Long Description:
Stuff happens, especially in 1948. 75th Anniversary of a year of "big deal stuff, panel reviews key events that continue to shape the world today. Gandhi assassination, India breaking from UK, Tokyo war crimes trials & executions, Alger Hiss/Whitaker Chambers and communist hunting, Truman beat Dewey, Israeli Declaration of Independence, First Arab-Israeli War, Czechoslovakia goes communist, Marshall plan passed, Berlin blockade and airlift, Voice of America jammed, World Health Organization formed, Treaty of Brussels (precursor to NATO), Tito-Stalin split, Malayan Emergency, South and North Korea established, Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Panel discussion by the National Security Decision Making Game staff, featuring Merle Robinson, lead designer and retired DoD analyst, and Captain Mark McDonagh, USN/Ret. formerly at the Naval War College.
Event Type:
SEM - Seminar
Minimum Audience:
1
Maximum Audience:
120
Minimum Age:
Everyone (6+)
Experience Required:
None (You've never played before - rules will be taught)
Materials Required:
None
Start Date & Time:
Friday, 2:00 PM EDT
Duration:
2 hr
End Date & Time:
Friday, 4:00 PM EDT
Location:
Le Meridien : Latitude : NSDM HQ
GM(s):
Mark McDonagh, Merle Robinson, Jason Corner, Pat Jewett, Evan Siegling
Web Address
for more information:
www.facebook.com/NSDM-The-National-Security-Decision-Making-Game-187557132044
Email Address
for more information:
[email protected]
Tournament:
No, this is not a tournament.
Cost:
$0.00
Ticketing Method:
Paper