Simulation of Air Operations with the Air-Battle Model

R. H. Adams and J. L. Jenkins
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R. H. Adams: Air Battle Analysis Division, United States Air Force, Washington, D. C.
J. L. Jenkins: Technical Operations, Incorporated, Washington, D. C.

Operations Research, 1960, vol. 8, issue 5, 600-615

Abstract: This paper discusses the Air-Battle Model that, with its supporting computer programs, is a device for simulating a large-scale two-sided global war on a high-speed digital computer. The three parts, the Plan Converter, the Air-Battle Model, and the Output Programs, of the Air-Battle-Model System are discussed. Some applications of the Air-Battle Model are shown and the technique of using gross summary measures to obtain a feel for some key conclusions and using detailed studies to determine why some conclusions resulted is demonstrated.

Date: 1960
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