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156130
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he authors describe a new relay system type - an airmobile signal communication network on the basis of unmanned aerial vehicles. This article presents a multicriterion comparative analysis using the method of paired comparisons of well-known mobile relay platforms with a UAV-based airmobile signal communication network for imaginary application and gives a technical image version corresponding to the intended purpose as well as a methodological apparatus for assessing a UAV-based signal communication network efficiency on the basis of risk theory.
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156129
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The author analyzes the Russian Black Sea Fleet's state and formulates combat tasks, resolved by its groups of forces, as well as development prospects.
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156132
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The authors substantiate the actuality to develop a decision support system for an operator of a software impact complex against the adversary's unmanned aerial vehicles. They present a structural scheme for the decision support system and give a brief description of its operation.
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156127
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The authors substantiate the necessity of developing a cross-service strike- and fire-capable reconnaissance system to increase fire efficiency; general requirements for the cross-service reconnaissance system components are formulated.
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156134
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The authors review different issues related to ensuring Russia's military security in aerospace by developing an Early Aerospace Attack Warning System radar field. They show that the base for national aerospace defense is composed of aerospace attack warning, outer space monitoring, antimissile and aerospace defense systems linked by common logic and automated work algorithms. They reveal the Early Aerospace Attack Warning System's structure and the tasks set for its aerospace and ground-based echelons. The authors determine main trends for further buildup and developing Early Aerospace Attack Warning System and Aerospace Defense as a whole.
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156135
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The authors analyze results of research on ways to provide metrological services to the Arctic group of troops (forces) by using mobile measuring equipment laboratories. They also formulate proposals on improving and developing new specialized equipment models to resolve target tasks.
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156128
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The author reviews the issue of fighting piracy on the main navigable waterways on the World Ocean. He offers tactical methods and techniques to counter pirates' actions, as well as measures for preparing Russia's Navy warships to resolve tasks of protecting navigation from pirates.
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ID:
156138
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The paper shows the role, significance, and purpose of airborne assault training of the Airborne Forces, and formulates the main trends in improving it for 2017-2025.
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156136
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The authors offer a methodological approach to assessing and verifying the safety of strategic missile systems (SMS) beyond their warranty life. The approach is based on the application of the developed methodological system of SMS safety principles, indicators, and criteria, and mathematical models of their assessment and forecasting, according to tests and operation results.
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156137
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This paper examines issues of techniques and factor analysis in research in general and in military history research in particular, which determine the functioning conditions for the phenomenon or process under examination.
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156143
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The author analyzes certain views on Russia's aerospace environment, as well as on its defense.
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ID:
156139
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This paper substantiates the role and place of engineering support and engineers in operations by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation
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156131
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As applied to electronic warfare forces control as an arm of the service, the authors disclose the factors influencing the content of methodological support of substantiating the composition of the EW forces' prospective control body. The standard control body strength substantiation stages are presented, and the specific features of these stages are described in relation to such a control body.
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ID:
156142
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This paper looks in retrospect at how the theory of struggle for superiority in the air evolved, and highlights the contribution of Giulio Douhet, founder of the modern air warfare teaching, to the development of this theory. It lists the main factors that determine the substance of struggle for superiority in the air, and forecasts the long-term development of the struggle for superiority in aerospace. It also formulates the chief conditions of attaining strategic superiority in the air and suggests indices and criteria for estimating the degree of dominance in the air and in aerospace.
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156140
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The author analyzes experience in carrying out tactical reconnaissance during hybrid warfare. Recommendations are provided on enhancing the quality of organizing reconnaissance and adversary destruction.
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156141
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The authors give reasons for the compulsory training of EW specialists for struggle against foreign armies' control systems of unmanned aerial vehicles and robots in military institutions of higher learning.
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156125
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This paper examines issues of using Airborne Forces and their action methods in the context of the new trends in contemporary combined arms combat actions (operations), falling back on the experience of armed conflicts of varying intensity, and also actions of Russia's Aerospace Forces and the Navy in the Syrian Arab Republic.
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156126
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This paper outlines trends in devising practical recommendations on implementing planned methods of comprehensive damage to adversary information-driven systems when carrying out operational assignments to disorganize control over its troops and weapons in operations (combat actions).
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ID:
156133
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The authors put forward a methodological approach based on one of the simplest techniques of the possibility theory, which allows taking into account the statistics of efficiency assessment for one's own firepower and the adversary's countermeasures, also providing high efficiency in tactical computation, using statistical simulation models for combat actions.
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