On the battlefield of the twenty-first century, air platform brigades will be faster, more lethal, more maneuverable, and have greater survivability than ground maneuver forces. The current Army After Next (AAN) report proposes that the army ground maneuver force of 2010 and beyond must exploit new systems to enhance rapid-maneuver, increase lethality and improve survivability in the asymmetrical battle scenarios. We have become so effective at what we do as a maneuver force that we are forcing potential adversaries to resort to other tactics, such as combat in urban areas or asymmetrical forces, to combat our battlefield dominance.
Transition to the Vertical Dimension: Advanced Airfighting Vehicles - The Army's Future Fighting Force
1998
72 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Aircraft , Maneuverability , Military modernization , Army , Advanced weapons , Logistics support , Land warfare , Military strategy , Low costs , Army personnel , Military tactics , Vertical takeoff aircraft , Advanced airfighting vehicles , Aan(Army after next)
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