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The use of digital computer techniques has become mandatory in the whole realm of ballistic missile design and guidance. And we are rapidly approaching the era in which computer techniques similarly might well become a necessity in many phases of ground combat. The feasibility of applying these techniques in a tactical warfare environment has been established, and the Department of the Army has a high priority program underway to place a prototype Automatic Data Processing System (ADPS) into its tactical organization within the next four years. This paper will explain the design objectives of this system and the progress to date in the applications area, and describe the extension of several techniques required to make the system function.

Automatic data processing in the tactical field army