A Preliminary Treatment of Mobile SLBM Defense

Game Theoretic Analysis

Ralph E. Strauch

ResearchPublished 1965

A game analysis of the deployment of a defense system against submarine-launched ballistic missiles composed of mobile defense units capable of destroying a nearby submarine and its missiles at the time of launch. The Memorandum assumes that the ocean is divided into zones among which both the attacker and defender deploy forces.

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