Target evaluation judgments in anti-tank helicopter operations were studied using policy capturing with 'clarity', 'importance of target', and 'threat' as cues. The subjects were helicopter pilots from the US and the Swedish Army aviation with different levels of experience. The general finding was an overall similarity in judgments showing 'clarity' to have the highest weight for decision to fire a missile. However, for scout helicopter pilots 'threat' received the highest weight. The divergence could be explained by difference in experience. The results could have application for tactical training.
Target Selection in Anti-Tank Helicopter Operations: Effects of Experience
1989
20 pages
Report
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English
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