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July 1, 1996
The purpose of this paper is to provide the theoretical framework and mathematical background necessary to understand and discuss the various ideas of nonlinear dynamics and complex system theory to plant seeds for a later, more detailed discussion (provided in Part II of this report) of how these ideas might apply to land warfare issues. This paper is also intended to be a general technical sourcebook of information. The main idea put forth in this paper is that significant new insights into the fundamental processes of land warfare can be obtained by viewing land warfare as a complex adaptive system. That is to say, by viewing a military 'conflict' as a nonlinear dynamical system composed of many interacting semi-autonomous and hierarchically organized agents continuously adapting to a changing environment. See also CRM 96-68.
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October 1, 1991
This volume of the Desert Storm Reconstruction Report describes arrangements for the conduct of Antiair Warfare (AAW) in the Persian Gulf and Red Sea during Operation Desert Storm. It discusses the disposition of ships and aircraft; procedures for air control, deconfliction, and force defense; and identification criteria and rules of engagement. See also 27 910178 thru 27 910190, and 27 910219.
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