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Kingfish ACE Gameplay - Main Board
505th Command and Control Wing
June 12, 2025 | 5:36
This video is part of the Deployed Wing Command and Control Course (DWC2C), presented by the 705th Training Squadron, and serves as a setup guide for Kingfish ACE—a simulation designed to support learning in a fictional Indo-Pacific conflict scenario. The goal of the game is to help students understand the operational environment within the simulation and to reduce the time it takes to grasp the complexities of the Main Board. This video introduces the strategic layout of the region, key base types, and the challenges of distance, access, and mobility that shape decision-making. By giving students a clear picture of the battlespace before gameplay begins, the video prepares them to make more informed and timely choices during the exercise. Key Topics Include: - Overview of the main board features - Types and capabilities of airbases within the scenario - Game-based strategic considerations like distance and mobility - Initial game setup: access, permissions, and resources - How the environment shapes operational decisions
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Mission: 
189th IN BDE (CATB) observes, coaches, and trains our ARNG and USAR partners to provide trained and ready units to support combatant commander requirements around the world. O/O, conduct Mobilization and Large Scale Mobilization Operations (LSMO) in support of our ARNG and USAR partners to meet combatant commander OPLAN requirements.
Vision: 
Our purpose is to support First Army’s mission to achieve FORSCOM directed readiness and deliver trained and ready NG and RC forces. We accomplish this through partnership with the National Guard and US Army Reserve as FORSCOM’s proponent for the integration of the Army’s Total Force Policy (ATFP) and execution of Mobilization Training Centers (MTC) operations as part of the Army’s LSMO effort.

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