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Obrona informacyjna w działaniach obronnych związku operacyjnego. Cz. 4, Planowanie przedsięwzięć obrony informacyjnej w działaniach obronnych związku operacyjnego

Janczak J.

Zeszyty Naukowe AON

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2004

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nr 2(55)

133-140

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The article presents a general outline of the decision making process in information defence in land forces' corps' defensive actions. It has been shown that the decision making process is an integral part of the command process that should be conducted by the corps' staff due to binding procedures and techniques. It has been assumed that its planning and organisation will be carried out in a centralised way regardless the fact that information defence includes various endeavours mentioned in previous parts of the article and various forms of activity that in the course of defence operations will be conducted by many performers. The theoretical considerations are supported by basic documents consisting of plans, orders and commands.

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Obrona informacyjna w działaniach obronnych związku operacyjnego. Cz. 3, Zakres i treść przedsięwzięć obrony informacyjnej przed zakłócaniem

Janczak J.

Zeszyty Naukowe AON

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2003

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nr 1(50)

229-237

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Taking into consideration the experiences of past local wars and armed conflicts, it has been proved that troops may perform their duties on contemporary digital battlefields in the conditions of constant threats of offensive information warfare means. It has been assumed that in such a situation a need arises to protect war operations in the form of a properly organised information defence against disturbances. Therefore the article presents, to be used actively, appropriately justified active and passive activities undertaken in brigade and division’s defensive operations to ensure stable functioning of command and weapon management systems and their components. Due to diversified forms of early information disturbances, there have been distinguished and characterised information defence against: jamming, misinformation jamming, destructive one and also ensuring electromagnetic compatibility in the brigade and division’s defence area.

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Obrona informacyjna w działaniach obronnych związku operacyjnego. Cz. 1, Przedmiot, cel i zadania obrony informacyjnej

Janczak J.

Zeszyty Naukowe AON

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2002

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nr 2(47)

58--67

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In the first article of the series on information defence, the author underlines a significant role of information defence while preparing and waging defence actions of division and brigade. Well planned and performed information defence endeavours may have strong influence on reaching their tasks. Despite the fact that these endeavours conducted within information defence are not a form of actions that has an immediate destructive impact on enemy’s forces and assets, including them effectively in the defence actions system of a brigade or division may bring measurable results. The author thinks that the efficiency of endeavours undertaken within information defence in a brigade or division may be reached providing preparing staffs and forces to wage it in peacetime.

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Obrona informacyjna w działaniach obronnych związku operacyjnego. Cz. 2, Zakres i treść przedsięwzięć obrony informacyjnej przed rozpoznaniem

Janczak J.

Zeszyty Naukowe AON

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2002

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nr 3-4(48-49)

32--43

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The article presents the range and contents of information defence endeavours against reconnaissance in division's and brigade's defensive operations. Assuming that reconnaissance abilities have always influenced both the contents as well as forms of organising and conducting reconnaissance actions, it has been proved that information defence against reconnaissance is one of the most vital elements of brigade's and division's defensive operations' security. It is a set of co-ordinated actions adapted to hiding files of all kinds of information about a real situation, position and plans of brigade and division troops which are or may be available for a potential enemy reconnaissance. It has been proved that this availability may be direct (for human senses) and indirect (for technical reconnaissance measures). Hence there have been distinguished and characterised appropriate information defence actions against direct and indirect reconnaissance in brigade's and division's defence operations.