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Measuring Mass and Speed at the National Training Center

Authors: Dwight J. Goehring; Robert H. Sulzen; ARMY RESEARCH INST FOR THE BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES ALEXANDRIA VA
 
Abstract: In this report, a method is proposed and tested for measuring the massing of ground forces in force-on-force simulated combat. The relationship of the mass as well as the speed of an attacking force to attrition-based performance is explored. The researchers used archival data generated at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, California. Successful attacking task forces were found to have had greater massing and to have closed with the opposing force at higher speed. The methodology developed demonstrates the high potential for using existing data from the National Training Center for theoretical research with practical training implications. Measurement, National Training Center, Prediction, Army training, Visualization, Combat simulation.

Limitations: APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
Description: Final rept. Oct 92-Sep 93
Pages: 29
Report Date: OCT 94
Report Number: A282682
Keywords relating to this report:
*BATTLEFIELDS
AMBIENT NOISE
ARMY TRAINING
ATTRITION
COMBAT READINESS
CONTINUOUS SPECTRA
DATA BASES
DEEP WATER
FLOW NOISE
GROUND SPEED
MASS
MILITARY FORCE LEVELS
NAVY
NOISE
PREDICTIONS
SIMULATION
TASK FORCES
UNDERWATER ACOUSTICS
USER MANUALS
WARFARE
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