One of his earliest activities including working alongside NWC’s second president, Captain Alfred Thayer Mahan, to develop a system of graphical representations behind historic naval battles. In 1886, he introduced wargaming and soon became the U.S. In 1884, Little left active service after losing sight in one eye and began volunteering in the library of a new war college. William McCarty Little (1846-1915), who was instrumental in developing Naval War College’s wargaming techniques. ![]() Our building, McCarty Little Hall, is named for Lt. “Now the great secret of its power lies in the existence of the enemy-a live, vicious enemy-in the next room waiting feverishly to take advantage of any of our mistakes, ever ready to puncture any visionary scheme, to haul us down to Earth.” - William McCarty Little, 1887
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