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Military command control is described as a process for ultimately controlling a geographic area. Some of the requirements of this process are identified and models of it suitable for developing analytic procedures are presented. Two examples which highlight possible system trade-offs are discussed. The differences in system and environmental parameters in different military scenarios are pointed out, and some promising avenues for future investigation are proposed.
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J. Lawson (1981) studied this question.
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