MORS offers a wide range of publications for MORSians to research and contribute to. Our publications include the Phalanx Magazine, MOR Journal, Journal of Wargaming, and MORS Books.
The Military Operations Research Society (MORS) offers opportunities for professional development and training via certificates, courses, tutorials, workshops, and the annual Symposium.
Mission: Enhance the Quality of Analysis that Informs National and Homeland Security The Military Operations Research Society (MORS) is a non-profit member association that brings together analysts, researchers, and decision-support professionals dedicated to strengthening national and homeland security through rigorous, mission-focused analysis. MORS traces its roots to August 1957, when the ...
The MORS Symposium continues to be the best venue to present, discover, and advance the latest developments in operations research and analysis while building the connections that drive national security impact year-round.
For over 55 years, the annual MORS Symposium has been the premier opportunity for the national security community to exchange information, examine research and discuss critical national security topics. Held in notable locations, the Symposium gathers over 800 OR and analytic professionals from military, government, industry and academic ranks to share best practices and enjoy a bit of well ...
MOR Journal Peer-reviewed Articles Military Operations Research is a peer-reviewed journal of high academic quality. The Journal publishes articles that describe operations research (OR) methodologies and theories used in key military and national security applications. Learn More
Overview MORS is proud to host the 2026 Artificial Intelligence Workshop, the next step in advancing knowledge and practice in AI and autonomy for the military and national security community. Building on the successes of our 2019 and 2021 AI-focused workshops, this event will continue to capture and share concrete lessons learned while building a body of knowledge that enables analysts to ...