Rapid Air Defense Evaluation System (RAIDES): Training Course/Curriculum Outline

Abstract

This document was developed as a training/curriculum outline manual for the US Army's Rapid Air Defense Evaluation System (RAIDES). There are five manuals for RAIDES. RAIDES was developed by Systems Control Technology, Inc, Palo Alto, CA for the Joint Tactical Fusion Program Management Office (JTFPMO). RAIDES is a derivative of USAFE's Force Level Automated Planing System (FLAPS) and was extensively modified to incorporate a Blue versus Red situation display for the US Army air defenders. The RAIDES program consists of two major stand- alone software programs: the SUPR program which defines a 3-D real-world statespace area where the US Army air defenders would operate; and RAIDES which provides Blue survivability estimates for Red attacking forces given a specific battlefield scenarior and real-world threat. This manual compliments the RAIDES Student Training Course Guide and Positional Handbook that are used with the JTFPMO's Portable Analyst Workstation (PAWS) and is intended to help the instructor/students to plan a RAIDES training course and to make arrangements to properly conduct a training class.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Oct 01, 1989
Accession Number
ADA220396

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