Unfair tactics! It's endemic in military exercises that anything that doesn't follow the script is suppressed. My son was 'insurgent leader' for an Army exerci

Unfair tactics! It's endemic in military exercises that anything that doesn't follow the script is suppressed. My son was 'insurgent leader' for an Army exercise in Korea. His team of 6 used various tactics (inside information between exercises gained from friends in the camp; feints; bribing their way in through the back gate) and ultimately got a 'suicide bomber' into the command tent. After that they went round behind the defenders and only stopped when they ran out of simulated ammo. 6 guys defeated a company. There was curiously no 'after action review', and further exercises were scripted if I remember right. Anyway yeah, nobody wants that kind of result on the record.