Abstract
The wargame has been a source of military training and development for as long as it has been a form of entertainment for the young. The development of Kriegsspiel by the Prussian Staff in the nineteenth century gained widespread recognition of wargaming as a military tool and it was followed by a succession of developments and innovations. The use of a wide variety of wargames, now widely called simulations, to help with military training has become an accepted aid to military thinking in the twentieth century. In recent years this has incorporated the use of computers and various other aspects of information technology.
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