This document presents the final results of an analysis of the effectiveness of a U.S. interceptor long-range defense force to defend against the cruise missile threat in the 2005 time frame. Contract effort focused on two related issues: formulation of the problem to permit examination of advanced surveillance and communication technology potentially defining a 'cooperative engagement' concept, and a top-down approach to architecture modeling of the current and emerging generation air-to-air missiles. Preliminary results using unclassified data validate the approach.
Air Defense Initiative Air-to-Air Engagement Analysis. Volume 1. Problem Definition, Solution Formation, Illustrative Results and Recommendations
1991
68 pages
Report
No indication
English
Antimissile Defense Systems , Missile Tracking Systems , Air & Space-Launched Missiles , Air to air missiles , Architecture , Communication and radio systems , Cruise missiles , Defense systems , Formulations , Interceptors , Long range(Distance) , Models , Solutions(General) , Threats , Antimissile defense systems , Surveillance , Information transfer , Targeting , Cooperation , Guided missile tracking systems , Cooperative engagement , Air defense initiative , End game analysis , Defense planning
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