Assessing Airpower’s Effects: Capabilities and Limitations of Real-Time Battle Damage Assessment

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Lieutenant Colonel Rauch analyzes how real-time damage assessment (BDA) contributes to airpower strategy and execution. He provides a historical review of BDA during World War II, Vietnam, and the Persian Gulf War and examines the current BDA doctrine, capabilities, and procedures to illustrate contemporary strengths and shortcomings.