ANNUAL ARMY HUMAN FACTORS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE (11TH) HELD AT JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR SPECIAL WARFARE FORT BRAGG, NORTH CAROLINA, 3-6 OCT 1965.
Abstract
Contents: Some Reflections on Social Sciences Support for Stability Operations - Past and future; The Army's role in Preventing Insurgencies; The Present Challenge - Counterinsurgency Operations; Toward Defining an Appropriate Role for the Military in Stability Operations; The Theoretical Deficiency and Problems of Professionalism and Civil-military Relations; Response of US Personnel to Local Customs in Stability Operations; The Role of Minority Groups in Counterinsurgency; Operational Psychiatric Research in the Field in South Vietnam; The Organization and Evaluation of Data on Urban Areas in Counterinsurgency Planning; The Role of Crowds in Civil Disturbances; Prisoner Behavior in Simulated Interrogations; Some Notes on Exploratory Research on the Genesis of Social Conflict; Toward the Development of Civic Action Doctrine; Psychological Warfare Research in Malaya, 1952-55; Selection and Classification Research in Korea; Development of a Short, Practical, Programmed Vietnamese Course; Simulation Techniques for Area Training; Psychological Factors in Selection of Special Forces Officers; Some Effects of Stress on Rifle Firing; Smoke Marker Detection and Identification Study; and Night Operations, Human Capacities and Equipment Compromises.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 1965
- Accession Number
- AD0478712