Electronic Warfare

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RESEARCH BRIEF

Getting the Most Out of Littoral Combat Ships — Mar 11, 2008

This research brief summarizes analysis of the Littoral Combat Ship, the U.S. Navy's first modular warship, suggesting the best locations for homeports, mission package installation sites, and the quantity of mission packages that should be procured.

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How Advances in Information and Firepower Can Transform Warfare — Dec 31, 1997

Investigated the potential of new concepts for destroying moving mechanized forces. These new concepts incorporate advanced munitions with systems for theaterwide surveillance and control.

RESEARCH BRIEF

The Fly on the Wall and the Jedi Knight — Dec 31, 1993

To identify leading-edge technologies that could revolutionize military operations, to develop concepts of military systems that could transform warfare, and to specify the research necessary to make these systems a reality.

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Methodological Considerations in Using Simulation to Assess the Combat Value of Intelligence and Electronic Warfare — Dec 31, 1990

... technical challenges that must be addressed to support the analysis of the combat value of intelligence and electronic warfare/target acquisition (IEW/TA) with simulation models. This Note describes these challenges and considers ways to meet them.

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On the Sums of Independently Distributed Pareto Variates — Dec 31, 1966

An extension and generalization of the technique of RM-5198, in which the Pareto probability density distribution, which occurs in economic studies of the distributions of incomes, is shown to apply to the problem of detection of radar signals of unknown frequency.

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