aldrich@blake.acs.washington.edu (Dwane Aldrich) (03/28/89)
From: aldrich@blake.acs.washington.edu (Dwane Aldrich) Does anyone know of any mathematical or quasi-mathematical studies of ground combat that may currently be out in book form? Items which I put into this category are: Dupuy, T.N. Numbers, predictions & war. 1979. [In which the author formulates a number of equations to describe combat in mathematical terms.] Bretnor, Reginald. Decisive warfare. 1969. [In which the author describes by means of equations his theories having to do with such topics as military vulnerability, etc.] I have also read several volumes (multiple issues each) of Dupuy, et al., HERO studies. I am looking for sources other than the above. All references would be appreciated. Thank you. As a side note, what does anybody think of the studies listed above? Dwane Aldrich University of Washington <-- THE STATE !!! aldrich@blake.acs.washington.edu