Conscription in the Napoleonic Era

Stoker, Donald; Schneid, Frederick C.; Blanton, Harold D.

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“…It is simply a very difficult mission with a low success rate in most contexts. 20 For wargame adjudication purposes, the indecisiveness principle and its corollaries suggest that the base probability of success for any given SFA play should be, ceteris paribus, reflected in a wide range of potential outcomes and a success in only some cases. We developed our results tables so that about half the time, SFA investments would result in no change in capabilities.…”

Section: Principle 2 Security Force Assistance Rarely Produces Decismentioning

confidence: 99%

Conceptual Design for a Multiplayer Security Force Assistance Strategy Game

Bartels¹,

Chivvis²,

Grissom³

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Section: Principle 2 Security Force Assistance Rarely Produces Decismentioning

confidence: 99%