Jury Box came out in the 30s, where each player took a role of a jury member, and they needed to collectively tell a story ad hoc as they went along, figuring out the mystery. A hundred years before that in Italy there was a game where everyone took on a role and ad libbed a shared story with friends.
Seems inevitable someone would add in a military element to those games, and David Wesley did just that in the 60s.
Seems inevitable someone would add in a military element to those games, and David Wesley did just that in the 60s.