THE INFLUENCE OF MULTIDIMENSIONALITY BATTLE SPACE ON THE ACTIONS OF LAND FORCES ANTI-AIRCRAFT FIRE SYSTEMS
THE INFLUENCE OF MULTIDIMENSIONALITY BATTLE SPACE ON THE ACTIONS OF LAND FORCES ANTI-AIRCRAFT FIRE SYSTEMS

Author(s): Florin Stafi
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, Military policy, Welfare systems
Published by: Carol I National Defence University Publishing House
Keywords: system; anti-aircraft; technology;
Summary/Abstract: Adjustment of Land Forces anti-aircraft fire system to the current and projected operational environment requirements must be an ongoing concern, in terms of operational and managerial doctrine. The importance of analyzing the interaction between operating system versus battle space, completed with alleged actions of a hypothetical enemy, must be seen as a necessity to ensure an adequate response to the threats, constituting the theoretical framework of optimization process and power projection. The decisional loop "action-reaction-counteraction" should be dimensioned ante factum, identifying the systemic, multidimensional conditioning. In a highly volatile and innovative environment, the anti-aircraft fire system needs a similar reaction. We can speak of an anticipatory balance maintained by correct estimation of future capabilities, the determination of effective technological solutions, running speed, but also keeping an adequate volume/quality ratio. Military actions require permanent reconfiguration of the component system in all dimensions of the battle space, the ultimate goal being the intelligence, decision-making and execution superiority.

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