"OPTIMAL" SOFTWARE FOR CALCULATION OF THE TACTIC GROUP COMPOSITION
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The preparation of operations the definition of number of ammuniation and technical means involved (used) in tactical group is one of the main matter. In many cases it is required to minimize the estimated casualties among the personnel by taking into account the number of ammunation, weaponry, crew, special forces involved in forming the tactical group. The article is devoted to the programme providing the mathematical model called “Optimal” which deals with the optimizing the content of the tactical group by minimizing the casualties. The program is designed in Visual Studio environment and written in C# algorithm language. In order to use the programme you have to have NET Framework v4.0.30319 version in your operational system.
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