Ballistic missile proliferation continues to expand worldwide. In response to this threat, the Missile Defense Agency has fielded a ballistic missile defense (BMD) system to protect Americans from missile attacks. Nevertheless, conflicts concerning the particulars of BMD operational command and control persist. Some advocate that Strategic Command should be the global commander for BMD. On the other hand, regional combatant commanders could maintain a standing joint task force to tailor, integrate, and streamline BMD operations. An analysis of the operational factors of BMD in terms of time, space, and force will help substantiate this thesis and lead to recommendations for determining the optimal BMD command and control architecture under each regional combatant commander.
Joint Warfare and the Modern Fire-Arrow: The Implications of Time, Space, and Force on Ballistic Missile Defense Command and Control
2006
31 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Military Sciences , Antimissile Defense Systems , Antimissile defense systems , Military commanders , Command and control , Ballistic missle defense , Decision making , Military planning , Ballistic missile defense , Aegis , Thaad(Terminal high altitude area defense) , Abl(Airborne laser system) , Ground based interceptors , Missile defense agency , Regional combantant commanders , Theater ballistic missile defense
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