 In June 1983, Reagan's Secretary of Defense, Caspar Weinberger, his chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, John William Vessey Jr., as well as dozens of high-ranking military personnel participated in a classified war game known as Proud Prophet which worked in real-time at the National War College.It was not the first of its kind, but did prove to be one of the most beneficial in determining the efficacy of America's nuclear strategy.In this game, they utilized each of America's nuclear strike tactics which included