Modifications to the NMCSSC Quick Reacting General War Gaming System (QUICK 1973).
Abstract
The computerized QUICK-Reacting General War Gaming System (QUICK) is a two-sided strategic nuclear exchange war gaming system. It is designed to assist the military planner in examining various facets of strategic nuclear war involving a variety of forces, strategies, and starting conditions. Based on suitable input data, QUICK will automatically generate global strategic nuclear war plans, simulate the planned events, and provide statistical output summaries. The report describes the war gaming capabilities to be added, performance requirements, computer software and hardware required to use the revised QUICK System, appropriate system logic to reflect how the new capabilities will fit into the overall QUICK war gaming system, changes in user input data requirements as a result of the modifications, antitipated program parameter controls, form of output from QUICK before and after the modifications, computer programming algorithms to be added, impact on existing Computer System Manuals, and testing procedures. It will also identify sources for new user input requirements, and identify requirements for government support. The scope of this manual is limited to those modifications planned for integration into the QUICK System from 1 January 1973 to 30 June 1973. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jul 30, 1973
- Accession Number
- AD0767091
Entities
People
- Donald F. Webb
- Michael A. Blackledge
- Paul D. Flanagan
- Richard L. Page
Organizations
- National Military Command System