College women using war games to break into the male-dominated defense industry

It isn’t every day that a room full of young women in their teens and early 20s are plunged into preparations for nuclear war with North Korea, yet that is the scenario Alexis Visser and others found themselves in while sitting in an Arlington, Virginia, conference room.

The proposition could not have been better received by RAND’s Center for Gaming, where directors and top analysts like Becca Wasser have long observed, to their dismay, the dearth of women invited to use war simulation to develop strategies. .newsletter-subscribe-button{background-color:#4f497a}.newsletter-subscribe-more{color:#4f497a} Sign up for the Early Bird Brief

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