Historical Analysis of Wartime Replacement Requirements; Experience for Selected Major Items of Combat Equipment. Volume I

The collection and organization of equipment loss data from US Army records for World Wars I and II and Korea provided the analytical base for this report. Records were neither uniform or complete, but the body of information extracted from them justifies the drawing of a number of useful conclusion...

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Main Authors: Fraser, Angus M, Dupuy, Trevor N
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
AFRICA
ARMORED VEHICLES
ATTRITION
BATTLES
CARGO VEHICLES
CASUALTIES
EUROPE
FACTOR ANALYSIS
HISTORY
ICI(INTENSITY OF COMBAT INDEX)
INTENSITY OF COMBAT INDEX
ITALY
KOREAN WAR
Logistics, Military Facilities and Supplies
LOSSES
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
Military Operations, Strategy and Tactics
MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS
MILITARY REQUIREMENTS
MILITARY SUPPLIES
RATES
REPLACEMENT THEORY
RYUKYU ISLANDS
SOUTH KOREA
STATISTICAL DISTRIBUTIONS
TANKS(COMBAT VEHICLES)
WARFARE
WEAPONS
WORLD WAR 1
WORLD WAR 2
WOUNDS AND INJURIES
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Summary:The collection and organization of equipment loss data from US Army records for World Wars I and II and Korea provided the analytical base for this report. Records were neither uniform or complete, but the body of information extracted from them justifies the drawing of a number of useful conclusions and has made possible the quantification in standard terms of equipment losses in various combat postures under varying conditions. Prepared in cooperation with Historical Evaluation and Research Organization, Washington, D. C. See also Volume 2, AD-890 567L.