Allocation of resources to offensive strategic weapon systems

Kenneth D. Shere and John W. Wingate

Naval Research Logistics Quarterly, 1976, vol. 23, issue 1, 85-93

Abstract: In this paper a very versatile game model is developed for use in the long range planning of our strategic force posture. This highly aggregate model yields optimal force mixes for the triad (land‐ and sea‐based missile systems and bombers) under a variety of constraints. The model described here is a survivability model; however, it is shown how the model can still be used as a measure of overall system effectiveness. Constraints imposed on the problem include both SALT and budget limitations.

Date: 1976
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