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173710
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This paper examines the standoff on the international arena in the information and culture sphere, including ways in which Western countries have developed and employed nonmilitary instruments to achieve foreign policy objectives in historical retrospect and in the present-day conditions. The authors discuss theoretical and methodological basis of devising approaches to the organization and countering of purposeful covert and overt impact on the public in the country, likely methods of improving the system of national counterpropaganda training of civilians, the military political work in the RF Armed Forces, and the natural advantage of their positioning in their cultural-informational standoff with the West.
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173720
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This paper analyzes aspects of introducing information technologies in automated troop and weapon control, and examines ways of achieving interaction between control objects when automated control systems of Missile Forces and Artillery (MF&A) are in operation.
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173723
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This article summarizes a set of measures to develop automated control systems (ACS) for Aerospace Forces in terms of expanding the list of the problems to be solved and the range of aircraft systems being controlled, including the unmanned ones, acting within composite air groups, improving coordination of Aerospace Forces (ASF) and Surface-to-Air Missile Forces (SAM) on the tactical level, and enhancing mobility and combat survivability.
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173713
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This paper looks at issues of rationally managing the development of the weapon systems in electronic warfare (EW), including the tasks of making a system of control over the complete life cycle of EW equipment and methodological support of hardware items at the initial stages of the life cycle, R&D. It shows that to optimize the costs of the item's life cycle it is necessary to take into account not only its performance characteristics, but also its constructive and operational indices.
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173717
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This paper analyses the distinctive features of an automated command and control (C2) system (ACS) at the current stage. It looks at the stages in devising a Uniform Automated Control System for a military district (region) stemming from an evolutionary approach to its creation, given the changes in requirements for troop (force) control automation in a military district.
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173716
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The paper analyses interoperability in organizing information interaction of information systems of federal executive bodies and the firmware complex of the National Center for Defense Control of the Russian Federation (RF NCDC). The main problems associated with the achievement of interoperability are identified, and ways to solve them are outlined.
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173712
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173721
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The authors offer a list of information for forming the main operational-tactical and performance requirements for an advanced shipborne antimine system with submersible vessels. The procedure of elaborating these requirements is considered, and the recommendations on using prototypes and a baseline model to validate the technical specifications of the system are given.
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173711
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This paper analyses the contents of conceptual documents that define the state and military policy of foreign states in the Arctic, pointing out the trends in its development. It cites the factors affecting the emergence and growth of military dangers and threats. It also highlights the military threats in the Arctic in the medium term, and suggests ideas for a way out of the current situation, based on cooperation among the armed forces of the Arctic states.
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173722
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This paper examines the prospects of combat employment of military robotechnical systems (RTS) to carry out the tasks of the Missile Forces and Artillery of the Ground Forces (GF MF&A).
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173719
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This paper looks at the problem of continuity in the previous military theory for furthering military science in present-day conditions. It examines suggestions for solving some topical issues of military science.
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173724
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This paper analyzes contradictions in understanding the essence and distinctive features of conducting mobile defense as compared to the positional kind. It substantiates the need to further the theory of mobile defense and proposes opening a discussion of the subject on the pages of this journal in order to work out practical recommendations for matters of its preparation and conduct.
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173715
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The authors examine problems of making long endurance flights in piloting highly maneuverable aircraft. These problems unavoidably entail such risk factors as hypodynamia, monotony, and the continuous motionless state of a pilot's body in a pilot seat. The authors offer methodologically substantiated measures directed at ensuring functional reliability of fighter pilots and their protection against the adverse effects of risk factors during long endurance flights.
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173714
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This paper looks at the system of control of the airspace of the Russian Federation, the normative enactments regulating its functioning, the concept apparatus and ways of solving some of the current problem issues that help sketch further development lines for the control system.
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173709
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This paper analyzes the principal "black myths" about the Great Patriotic War and shows the real reasons for their emergence, which bear no relation to the history of Great Victory.
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173725
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This paper examines China's approaches to conducting information warfare in present-day conditions. It dwells specifically on the role and place of information warfare as seen by Chinese military experts in the area of national security. Besides, it assesses specific measures taken by the Chinese leadership to strengthen the cyber security of the Chinese state.
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