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TIDALWAVE
Strategic Exploitation and Sustainment in a U.S.–China Conflict
TIDALWAVE is a progressive Artificial Intelligence–enabled model and computer simulation to simulate a protracted conflict between the U.S. and the People’s Republic of China (PRC). TIDALWAVE identifies gaps and deficiencies and corresponding solutions to resolve anticipated shortfalls in our ability to project and sustain the joint force and to exploit adversary vulnerabilities in order to deplete their ability to conduct military operations. The project examines both U.S. and PRC systems anticipated to have the greatest impact on the conflict: fuel and ammunition. Our ultimate aim is to guide national deliberations on how best to deter a war, and project and sustain U.S. and allied forces in a protracted conflict if required, resolve existing deficiencies, and exploit adversary weaknesses.
TIDALWAVE is a progressive Artificial Intelligence–enabled model and computer simulation to simulate a protracted conflict between the U.S. and the People’s Republic of China (PRC). TIDALWAVE identifies gaps and deficiencies and corresponding solutions to resolve anticipated shortfalls in our ability to project and sustain the joint force and to exploit adversary vulnerabilities in order to deplete their ability to conduct military operations. The project examines both U.S. and PRC systems anticipated to have the greatest impact on the conflict: fuel and ammunition. Our ultimate aim is to guide national deliberations on how best to deter a war, and project and sustain U.S. and allied forces in a protracted conflict if required, resolve existing deficiencies, and exploit adversary weaknesses.
Limited Nuclear War Over Taiwan: An Initial Exercise
Read the Issue BriefThe purpose of tabletop exercise TIDALWAVE II: Azure Dragon was to identify critical gaps and deficiencies in U.S. military capabilities.
From Catastrophic Stability to Optimal Instability: How a Stronger U.S. Theater Nuclear Posture Can Deter Chinese Aggression
Read the Issue BriefThe Azure Dragon exercise found that limited nuclear war could emerge from a high-intensity conventional conflict between the United States and China over Taiwan.
