In 1777, General George Washington issued the first mass immunization mandate in American military history. While wild smallpox caused ~25% mortality, variolation (inoculation with live virus) brought mortality down to ~2% but caused ~3 weeks of severe quarantine. Simulate and stagger brigade inoculation schedules to keep the Continental Army combat-ready against British attacks.
Washington's Plan: Secretly stagger variolation across individual brigades every 10–14 days. Keeps army combat power above critical threshold at all times.
Initiate simulation to measure minimum combat readiness and final army survival percentage under the selected immunization schedule.