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In 1931, a story was published in the St. Louis Post Dispatch regarding Warfield's high intelligence and abilities.

This excerpt from a larger volume shows Fortran code developed for the Interpretive Structural Modeling process. These pages of code show subroutines for displaying relationships and questions on session monitors.

Warfield's 2007 resume boasts 41 pages of jobs, publications, seminars, and awards.

A three-dimensional computer rendering of the Demosophia at Southwest Fisheries Science Center, used for Interactive Management workshops.

This brief document announced the upcoming Center for Interactive Planning and and Design at the University of Virginia.

Soldiers of the Army Specialized Training Program pose for a photo at Penn State College in 1945. Warfield is in the second row, fourth from the left.

In 2000, Warfield was recognized by George Mason University for his 25 years of service to the state of Virginia.

This hand drawn sketch depicts the various organizations and individuals in Warfield's circle during his years at Battelle.

Facilitator Benjamin Broome from George Mason University talks on the phone during a 1994 Ford Motor Company Interactive Management session.

A 1992 photograph of one of Warfield's childhood homes in Sullivan, MO.

This tri-folded brochure was used to market the virtues of Interactive Management to business managers and executives.

A brochure for an Interactive Management session on Self Care to be held at George Mason University in 1987.

Soldiers pose in an office at Camp Crowder, MO. Warfield is second from left, reclining on a table.

Private Warfield received a certificate upon completion of a series of courses in Electrical Engineering at Penn State taken from December 1944 through December 1945.

This 11 page document sets goals for the Center for Interactive Management at the University of Virginia, and establishes benchmarks to measure success.

In 2002, an Interactive Management workshop was held in India to consider problems of splintered factions of society and resulting acts of violence.

A typical computer generated question is projected on a large screen television monitor during a 1984 IM workshop with the Naval Surface Weapons Center.

Warfield examines compares computer equipment with a text book at the Penn State Computer Laboratory, Spring 1954.

Ben Broome and a colleague man laptops in a 1995 IM session with SRA International on behalf of DISA (Defense Information Systems Agency).

Southwest Marine Fisheries Center IM session on or before Feb 1990. Program Planning and Evaluation Officer David Mackett can be seen facilitating.

Warfield (rear) and colleague H.I. Tarpley appeared on the cover of the Summer 1954 edition of Pennsylvania State University Engineering Review. In the photo, they are working with pioneering early computing equipment.

This 1985 photo shows the specially constructed Demosophia - the Interactive Management Situation Room - at George Mason University, in Thompson Hall.

This 1973 sketch shows the interaction between humans and digital computers, to be used in the Interpretive Structural Modeling process devised by Warfield.

Warfield was awarded his PhD by Purdue University in 1952.

Alexander Christakis, Director of the Center for Interactive Management, leads an IM session in 1984 with the Naval Surface Weapons Center.
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