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Proceedings Article | 22 May 2006 Paper

A simulated force generator with an adaptive command structure

P. Jeff Hanes

Proceedings Volume 6227, 62270G (2006) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.665913

KEYWORDS: Weapons, Cognitive modeling, Analytical research, Instrument modeling, Applied research, Lead, Sensors, Process modeling, Computer architecture

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The Force Laydown Automated Generator (FLAG) is a script-driven behavior model that automatically creates military formations from the platoon level up to division level for use in simulations built on the FLAMES simulation framework. The script allows users to define formation command structure, command relationships, vehicle type and equipment, and behaviors. We have used it to automatically generate more than 3000 units in a single simulation. Currently, FLAG is used in the Air Force Research Laboratory Munitions Directorate (AFRL/MN) to assist their Comprehensive Analysis Process (CAP). It produces a reasonable threat laydown of red forces for testing their blue concept weapons. Our success in the application of FLAG leads us to believe that it offers an invaluable potential for use in training environments and other applications that need a large number of reactive, adaptive forces - red or blue.

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