A Famous Study of the Location of Military Bases Conducted

Multiple Choice

A famous study of the location of military bases conducted by Albert Wohlstetter and his associates at Rand illustrates

A) the heuristic value of the systems approach.
B) that many analysts apparently think that, if only enough factual research is done, then somehow a valid generalization will emerge.
C) that Rand has never undertaken a major systems study where satisfactory objectives could be defined.
D) that systems experts have made a great show of addressing totality but have actually dealt with shreds and patches.
E) how method can supplant the problem.