This chapter deals with shooting situations where there is information feedback between shots and salvos of shots. The effect of this information is to decrease the number of shots required, to increase the kill probability, or even (as in the introductory quote) to discover something about the weapon doing the shooting. In spite of the implied extended time period, we assume as in Chapter 2 that shooting is one sided, with no return fire.
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I didn’t know the gun was loaded,
And I’m so, so sorry, my friend.
I didn’t know the gun was loaded,
And I’ll never, never do it again.
(lyrics by Hank Fort and Herb Leighton, 1949)
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Washburn, A., Kress, M. (2009). Shooting with Feedback. In: Combat Modeling. International Series in Operations Research & Management Science, vol 134. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-0790-5_3
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