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Jan 1, 1995
Shows that ground attacks on air bases have been much more frequent and successful than is commonly appreciated.
Research
This report presents a comprehensive overview of ground attacks on air bases from the first known attacks in 1940 to the most recent in 1992.
Jan 1, 1994
In seeking concepts to give light forces advantages over their adversaries akin to those enjoyed by heavy forces, the authors identify reconnaissance and combat as the most problematic aspects of light operations.
Jan 1, 1991
... technical challenges that must be addressed to support the analysis of the combat value of intelligence and electronic warfare/target acquisition (IEW/TA) with simulation models. This Note describes these challenges and considers ways to meet them.
Expert Insights
Jul 1, 1982
The objectives of this paper are to provide an overview of the TSAR and TSARINA simulation models, and to illustrate their application.
Jan 1, 1982
This Note describes a prototype management system designed to help logistics managers assess wartime readiness and identify resources and policy changes that could dramatically improve it.
Jan 1, 1981
The objectives of this paper are to provide an overview of the TSAR/TSARINA simulation models, and to illustrate their use with a simple application.
Jan 1, 1980
Examines the Combat Operations function in tactical air command and control, and explores some of the human and organizational issues related to the use of technology (particularly automation) to support and enhance that function.
Jan 1, 1971
In seeking to terminate its combat role in Vietnam, the United States must choose between negotiations and Vietnamization.
Jan 1, 1967
Describes a simple, maintenance-free, and highly versatile source of illumination based on the familiar principle of the glowing watch dial.
A scheme for using directed, high-intensity light flashes to reduce the efficiency of Viet Cong night attacks.
Jan 1, 1966
An examination of defense planning issues important in the deployment and support of military forces in nonnuclear conflict. The major problem of choosing an appropriate combination of transport systems is discussed. The peacetime basing of combat ...
