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114481
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2012.
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Based on air defense types classification the paper discusses the main points of the mobile air defense concept.
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114475
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2012.
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With Moscow Region as an example, the author discusses common approaches to counterterrorism training for civil servants involved in counterterrorist efforts in Russian regions, and spotlights problems confronting these activities and ways to deal with them.
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114482
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2012.
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The paper examines the merits and faults of power sources at Russian manned submersibles and proposes ways of improving their energy potential.
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114478
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2012.
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The author retraces development of the national theoretical principles of coastal counter-landing defense and counter-landing operations fought in the post-WWII period with conventional and, hypothetically, with nuclear weapons; and overviews the counter-landing operations undertaken in local wars and armed conflicts.
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114487
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2012.
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The author gives his arguments for a rational composition of a task force to provide movement support for a brigade and a movement support group for a battalion, and sets out his views on ways to improve movement capabilities of combined-arms formations and units.
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ID:
114483
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2012.
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The paper goes over major points of judging the efficiency of combat employment of air defense troops in interservice and combined-arms formations and elucidates the basic operational-tactical, methodological and method elements of the estimation process. Besides, the paper outlines an approach to forming the target function of efficiency estimates in the combat employment of air defense troops that best conforms to the vector of the phenomenon under examination.
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114488
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2012.
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The authors formulate the basic elements of tactics to be used by EW forces and weapons committed by different arms of the service in a modern combined-arms combat as yet another arm in its own right as future-oriented EW weapons and complexes are entering service with the Land Forces.
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ID:
114480
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2012.
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The article discusses approaches to creating a system of armaments, military and specialized equipment and examines operational and tactical requirements for this system and its elements, and standards set for military equipment in the making, as required by the most characteristic features and principles of combined-arms combat of the future.
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114489
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2012.
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The author takes a critical look at Lt. Col. B.D. Kazakhov's paper "Estimating the Efficiency of Combat Employment for Air Defense Troops in Interservice Formations" published in the September 2010 issue of Voyennaya mysl'. He defends the existing methodology of estimating the efficiency of air defense combat actions.
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ID:
114490
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2012.
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On the basis of their study and overview of foreign sources published between 2001 and 2010, the authors describe the results of their efforts and give their views on the substance, nature, and orientation of the U.S. military strategy concept of prospective transformation of the U.S. nuclear triad.
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ID:
114486
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2012.
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The authors survey the views foreign countries hold on information warfare and its contribution to success in military operations, and argue for the need to protect information as a key condition to gain and maintain information superiority on the battlefield, and also give an insight into information security in troops control systems today.
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ID:
114479
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2012.
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The authors analyze current trends in foreign and domestic tank building, and outline the main problems in this area and ways of their solutions.
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ID:
114477
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2012.
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The authors use their analysis of trends in the current military and political situation in the world and interstate relations as a basis for discussion of various options for strategic deterrence of the start and escalation of military conflicts, and offer their recommendations on ways to make strategic deterrence work.
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114484
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2012.
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The author looks at the specifics of the development and employment of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), their integration into reconnaissance, fire, and control systems, their more functional payloads, mission tasks, and ways in which they provide information and support to combat computer networks
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ID:
114485
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2012.
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The author examines the efficiency of combat capabilities and operation of systems comprising unmanned aerial vehicles that rely on a well-developed operational theory and practice that bodies in control of UAV groups and systems have in cooperation with ground troops, artillery, the air force, and the navy by using communications, network data exchange, and automation.
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ID:
114476
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2012.
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The author retraces the evolution of the "war on terror" concept, from its inception following the events of September 11, 2001 to the present day. He points to the inappropriate use of this concept for the United States' special operations in Afghanistan and, to an extent, in Iraq. He also offers an analysis of where these operations can lead in the context of modern international law and interests of Russian foreign policy.
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