An examination and evaluation of the concepts of the tactical air war analysis game (TAWAG) : an analytical quick game model for the assessment of long-range air armaments policy options (to be published).

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Leger, Detlef Erhard
Date
1979-12Advisor
Taylor, James G.
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The purpose of this thesis is to investigate and review
the basic model structure of a tactical air-ground combat
model, the "Tactical Air War Analysis Game" (TAWAG) . Existing
theater level air/ground combat models (both descriptive and
prescriptive) are reviewed and compared with TAWAG on the
basis of a number of criteria. Whenever possible an effort
is made to draw connections to existing models or point out
the differences. The goal of this effort is to present a
clear conceptual picture of the TAWAG model and to compare its
"heuristic programming" optimization methodology with those
used in other models currently used in the USA.
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