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Adaptation in Ambiguity: The Battle of Cape Esperance, 11-12 October 1942
One-line summary
This article argues that during the Battle of Cape Esperance, U.S.
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Key topics: autonomous driving, radar. See the paper for implementation details and experimental results.
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Original abstract
This article argues that during the Battle of Cape Esperance, U.S. naval strategy was heavily influenced by unfounded concerns and ambiguity surrounding newly deployed, poorly understood radar technology. Lacking established doctrine, commanders like Admiral Norman Scott made precautionary tactical decisions based on perceived vulnerabilities rather than confirmed enemy capabilities. Ultimately, this engagement became a transitional moment for the U.S. Navy, forcing adaptation from pre-war doctrines to modern, radar-centered night combat.
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