水面舰艇编队巡逻搜索时的组织与战术计算

在现代海上作战中,潜艇是打击目标的重要兵力之一,因而反潜作战更是现代海战的重要样式之一。主要研究了巡逻搜索的各种方法的使用条件,在对四种不同的巡逻搜索方法进行了相关战术计算的基础上,给出了水面舰艇编队进行巡逻搜索时的组织方法。对在巡逻搜索中水面舰艇编队组织和指挥具有一定的借鉴作用。     

航母编队航渡过程中防空哨戒舰阵位确定方法研究

研究了一种航母编队航渡过程中防空哨戒舰的阵位确定方法。通过对航母编队防空区域划分与防空作战过程的分析,总结了航母编队航渡过程中防空哨戒舰阵位确定的原则,建立了防空哨戒舰阵位的数学模型,仿真计算了模型中各个参数对防空哨戒舰前出距离的影响。这些模型可用于确定防空哨戒舰的前出距离和方位,满足航母编队作战使用的需要。     

数字化技术及数字化战场综述

介绍了四种数字化技术设备,并综述了美军数字化战场与数字化部队发展的动向,以期引起我军的高度重视.     

智能机载武器火力指挥控制技术综述

人工智能技术是解决机载武器火力指挥控制问题的最有效途径之一,根据近年来的研究结果,对智能机载武器火力指挥控制的系统构成、工作原理进行了技术概述,并简要地讨论了智能机载武器火力指挥控制系统设计中的关键技术．     

战术互联网的网络重组方法

战术互联网的网络重组是在网络节点或通信链路发生故障,或受到安全威胁时,保证网络强壮性的重要手段之一。根据战术互联网特殊的移动网络环境,提出基于作战指挥原则的组织重组方法和基于遗传算法的链路重组方法。仿真实验结果证明了这些方法的有效性。     

反舰导弹攻击三位一体图形化战术决策

反舰导弹攻击三位一体图形化战术决策,是将反舰导弹攻击时的捕捉概率决策、火分目标决策、航路规划决策等三种决策合为一体,以图形化的操作界面作为主要的决策交互手段,通过对各种图形的操作达到战术决策的目的。重点分析和研究了反舰导弹攻击三位一体图形化战术决策的基本思路、决策过程、设计原则、作战流程和图形设计,对开展反舰导弹攻击战术决策软件的研制具有一定的理论参考价值。     

The Afghan model in northern Iraq

In Operation ‘Iraqi Freedom’, as the Coalition's heavy forces fought in the South, in the North a handful of special operations forces, working with Kurdish rebels, clashed with the Iraqi army along the Green Line. In operations reminiscent of those used a year earlier to defeat the Taliban in Afghanistan, the lightly armed and heavily outnumbered Coalition forces called in air strikes to defeat Iraq's regular and Republican Guard army divisions. This article tells the story of these operations and discusses some of their implications for future US military policy. The success of the Afghan model in Iraq goes a long way toward demonstrating the efficacy of new air-heavy tactics and shows the strategic value of using light indigenous allies to replace heavy US land forces in both conventional combat and occupation operations.     

The use of undercover military units in counter-terrorist operations: a historical analysis with reference to contemporary anti-terrorism

This article examines the use of specialised plain-clothes military units in counter-terrorism, concentrating on examples involving liberal-democratic states. It analyses the benefits and problems arising from clandestine military activity, focusing in particular on British army units (notably 14 Intelligence Company and the Force Research Unit in Northern Ireland). The article concludes by arguing that such formations have a clear utility – notably in gathering intelligence on terrorist groups – but other aspects of their role are inherently controversial (notably in cases where undercover soldiers use deadly force against suspected terrorists). It also states that plain-clothes military operations need to be conducted on the basis of accountability, both for strategic reasons, and also in accordance with the norms of liberal democracy.     

Exporting professionalism: US efforts to reform the armed forces in the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua, 1916–1933

Why did the United States, a country notorious for supporting coups and military dictatorships in Latin America during the Cold War, seek to depoliticize security forces in the Caribbean basin during the early twentieth century? Drawing from primary sources, I argue that this emphasis on military non-partisanship abroad stemmed from Progressive Era reforms popular at home. These reforms, which stressed bureaucratic efficiency via nonpartisan expertise, had become institutionalized within the US military and State Department and then channelled into the imperial administration of Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. The State Department and Marine Corps attempted to replace local partisan armies with the kind of professional, nonpartisan armed forces that the US's own military had come to exemplify. That these civil-military reform efforts ultimately backfired should serve as a reminder of the difficulties inherent in using military interventions to transform coercive apparatuses and their societies.     

The missing dimension: IDF special operations forces and strategy in the Second Lebanon War

In the course of the 2006 Lebanon War the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) employed special operations forces (SOF) for raids against Hizb'allah's command and control structure. This article argues that a faulty conceptualization of the value of special operations and misguided expectations determined by the new IDF concept of operations impacted adversely on the employment of SOF for this kind of operations. Both these elements contributed in turn to substantially degrade SOF performance in the context of the war.