Pentagon Pays RAND for War Simulations
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The Pentagon has awarded a contract worth up to $985 million to RAND for modeling wars before they happen, utilizing conference rooms and computer simulations. This effort aims to prepare for potential future conflicts through virtual means rather than actual battlefield engagements. The contract is managed by Washington Headquarters Services, the Pentagon office responsible for support functions and contracting for the Office of the Secretary of Defense.
This initiative highlights the Pentagon's focus on leveraging technology and simulation to anticipate and prepare for future conflicts, emphasizing the importance of strategic planning and readiness in national security. By investing in such modeling and simulation capabilities, the Pentagon seeks to enhance its decision-making processes and operational effectiveness.
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