Amphibious Logistics Support Ashore (ALSA) (A Computer Simulation)
Amphibious Logistics Support Ashore (ALSA) (A Computer Simulation)
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The ALSA (Amphibious Logistics Support Ashore) computer program simulates the construction and cargo delivery functions required to support the logistical component of a Marine Corps amphibious assault at the Maring Amphibious Force (MAF) level. Input consists of either available or baseline quantities of each type of construction equipment and cargo handling equipment along with the respective operational characteristics, as well as construction requirements, and a schedule of cargo delivered to the beach. Model output consists of equipment requirements and utilization, the completion times for all construction projects, and a compilation of all cargo delivered as a function of time. The model output is designed to assist in the assessment of logistics requirements for amphibious assault operations.
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Amphibious Logistics Support Ashore (ALSA) (A Computer Simulation)
1980
146 pages
Report
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English
Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Logistics support , Amphibious operations , Operational effectiveness , Computerized simulation , Marine Corps operations , Assault , Construction equipment , Cargo handling , Beaches , Military supplies , Storage , Ship to shore , Scheduling , Routing , Allocations , Marine Corps planning , Computer programs , ALSA computer program , Breakbulk cargo , GPSS programming language , Scenarios
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