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This article looks at the overlap between C3 and combat simulation, from the point of view of the developer of combat simulations and models. In this context, there are two different questions. The first is: How and to what extent should specific models of the C3 processes be incorporated in simulations of combat? Here the key point is the assessment of impact. In which types or levels of combat does C3 play a role sufficiently intricate and closely coupled with combat performance that it would significantly affect combat results? Conversely, when is C3 a known factor or modifier which can be simply accommodated without a specific detailed model being made for it?
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Erickson, S.A. (1984). C3 and Combat Simulation—A Survey. In: Huber, R.K. (eds) Systems Analysis and Modeling in Defense. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-9370-6_17
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