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O użyciu taktycznych desantów powietrznych i grup desantowo-szturmowych w terenie lesisto-jeziornym

Więcek W.

Zeszyty Naukowe AON

2013

nr 3(92)

229-248

Wooded-lake area is a relatively challenging for troops, since its distinctive character causes the necessity to employ specific tactics. A number of obstacles on a given ground and low road density contribute to limited operational mobility and the necessity of fighting in opposite and often remote directions while equally employing helicopters to a large extent. Therefore, both planning and establishment of military activities on wooded-lakes areas create a favorable opportunity to employ unconventional tactics, develop the initiative, and stimulate various activities.The data included in the study presented hereby was verified in the course of the military rehearsals held at the National Defense University in years past, the scenarios of which were located in the Masurian Lake District. Not only did the above-mentioned fact enable the exploration of the crucial aspects affecting the operations of helicopter-borne combat assaults and air assault task forces in the circumstances, but it also helped to identify the challenges faced by such elements of combat formations carrying out both offensive and defensive activities on wooded-lake terrain. In the author’s point of view, the conclusions drawn may be as well employed in the processes of planning and fighting in more convenient area’s conditions.

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Kuczmański Z., Kwiasowski Z.

Zeszyty Naukowe AON

1998

nr 1(30)

111-122

Among numerous issues relating to combat, the problems of the troops’ mobility ani speed of combat actions have always been essential elements conditioning achieving vie tory. In the recent years, thanks to aeroplanes and helicopters, the troops mobility has beer transferred into the „third dimension”. It has caused passing from land actions to air-land actions. These are actions, which 20-25% of all tasks performed is conducted in the air and from the air