The paper discusses the transformation of warfare into a Multi-Domain Conflict framework, emphasizing the integration of cyber warfare as a fundamental element alongside traditional domains such as land, air, sea, and space. It critiques existing definitions of war, particularly in relation to cyber capabilities, and argues for a model that recognizes warfare's increasingly complex and interconnected nature. The author, Keith Scott, advocates for developing new strategies in wargaming and training to adapt to these changes.

The paper discusses the transformation of warfare into a Multi-Domain Conflict framework, emphasizing the integration of cyber warfare as a fundamental element alongside traditional domains such as land, air, sea, and space. It critiques existing definitions of war, particularly in relation to cyber capabilities, and argues for a model that recognizes warfare's increasingly complex and interconnected nature. The author, Keith Scott, advocates for developing new strategies in wargaming and training to adapt to these changes.