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Combat survivability - A look at the fundamentals

Robert E. Ball

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Survivability enhancement is discussed in the light of its increased priority with special attention given to survivability modeling and battle-damage repair. Survivability-enhancement concepts - which include signature reduction, active damage suppression, and component redundancy/separation - can be supplemented by measures for vulnerability prediction.

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Key concepts: Survivability, Redundancy (engineering), Vulnerability (computing), Battle, Reliability engineering, Computer science, Computer security, Component (thermodynamics)