A Method for Studying the SAC Base Dispersal Problem

William Hersche McGlothlin

Published 1957

This short paper was the last in a series of documents describing the activity of a committee assigned to study the objectives, feasibility, and preliminary design of a Strategic Air Command base dispersal simulation. The paper also presents a proposal on how to best analyze the logistics implications of dispersed basing.

Original document accession number D(L)-4740.

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McGlothlin, William Hersche, A Method for Studying the SAC Base Dispersal Problem. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1957. https://www.rand.org/pubs/historical_documents/HDA1628-1.html.
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