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A ship defense analysis process

Over the past 6 years an adaptable, efficient, and cost-effective process to analyze ship defense against hostile air threats has been developed in support of the Program Executive Office (PEO) Theater Surface Combatants and PEO Expeditionary Warfare to evaluate planned and proposed improvements to their ship defense combat systems. The Requirements and Analysis Working Group, which comprises personnel from the Naval Surface Warfare Center/Dahlgren Division, Naval Research Laboratory, and APL, developed the process and conducted these analyses. This process is also used to evaluate current combat system performance to support tactics development.