What is Charlie Foxtrot: Virtual War?

It is WAR!

Charlie Foxtrot ArmA2 facilitates two armies fighting large-scale multi-player battles against each other every week. This goes on for a number of weeks (a campaign) and in the end one army is declared victorious.

How do these two armies fight each other?

Charlie Foxtrot utilizes a modified version of ArmA2's (and Operation Arrowhead) multi-player component to stage large-scale battles.
The armies fight over a region defined as a zone. The zone is of various sizes and only inside this zone can score be accrued.
There are 3 score vehicles a lightly armored command vehicle worth 2 points per score cycle and three supply vehicles worth one point each. These vehicles are monitored and every five minutes an updated score is published to the map screen.
The side with the highest score at the end of the battle is considered to be the victor.
The score is then added to the total campaign score which which is carried till the end of the campaign where a campaign victor is declared.

NOTE: The score vehicles have other roles as well, the command vehicle which is lightlyarmored and has satellite view, FLIR and other functions including a radar to monitor air and a communication system that reports friendly troop locations. The supply vehicles act as a forward resupply area by providing fuel, ammunition and repairs to the other armed or armored vehicles.

Charlie Foxtrot does not use kill messages, third-person view or a leader board to determine any aspect of the battle's progress.

In fact, the entire battle strategy is developed by the commanders of the armies, with input from the rest of the army.

The strategies and tactics evolve and change from battle to battle, sometimes even in the midst of a battle.