Quantifying the battlefield: RAND research at the National Training Center ; a documented briefing
This report discusses RAND's research approach at the National Training Center (NTC), describes some of the representative studies completed over the past eight years, and illustrates how the Army uses the results. The research process identifies discrepancies among training, doctrine, and prac...
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Zusammenfassung: | This report discusses RAND's research approach at the National Training Center (NTC), describes some of the representative studies completed over the past eight years, and illustrates how the Army uses the results. The research process identifies discrepancies among training, doctrine, and practice; constructs hypotheses about causes; and then supports or refutes them by examining data in standard data bases or gathered from focused field collection efforts. One of the two studies addressed in detail in the report estimated the frequency of ground-to-ground fratricide (1 to 3 percent of Blue Force kills) and concluded that improved command and control could prevent most fratricides. Another study focused on tactical reconnaissance and found that although a clear correlation exists between success in battle and reconnaissance, essential reconnaissance tasks were accomplished in only half the battles, and Blue Force scouts were frequently engaged by the enemy. The document also shows how such studies have contributed to Army decisions affecting doctrine, training, and equipment. |
Beschreibung: | XI, 26 S. |
ISBN: | 0833013890 |
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title | Quantifying the battlefield RAND research at the National Training Center ; a documented briefing |
title_auth | Quantifying the battlefield RAND research at the National Training Center ; a documented briefing |
title_exact_search | Quantifying the battlefield RAND research at the National Training Center ; a documented briefing |
title_full | Quantifying the battlefield RAND research at the National Training Center ; a documented briefing Martin Goldsmith ; Jon Grossman ; Jerry Sollinger |
title_fullStr | Quantifying the battlefield RAND research at the National Training Center ; a documented briefing Martin Goldsmith ; Jon Grossman ; Jerry Sollinger |
title_full_unstemmed | Quantifying the battlefield RAND research at the National Training Center ; a documented briefing Martin Goldsmith ; Jon Grossman ; Jerry Sollinger |
title_short | Quantifying the battlefield |
title_sort | quantifying the battlefield rand research at the national training center a documented briefing |
title_sub | RAND research at the National Training Center ; a documented briefing |
topic | Rand Corporation United States. Army Maneuvers United States. Dept. of the Army. National Training Center Fratricide dtict Mathematical models dtict Reconnaissance dtict Mathematisches Modell Friendly fire (Military science) Case studies Military art and science United States Mathematical models Military reconnaissance Case studies |
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