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Problemy transportu wojskowego w operacjach poza granicami kraju

Smal T., Biernikowicz W., Milewski R.

Zeszyty Naukowe / Wyższa Szkoła Oficerska Wojsk Lądowych im. gen. T. Kościuszki

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2010

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Nr 4

255-265

PL

W pierwszej części artykułu przedstawiono analizę wymagań Sojuszu Północnoatlantyckiego w zakresie strategicznego przemieszczenia wojsk względem państw członkowskich. W drugiej na podstawie dogłębnej analizy procesu przemieszczenia PKW w rejon ostatnio realizowanych operacji (Irak, Afganistan, Czad) oraz wywiadów z ekspertami, zidentyfikowano najważniejsze problemy i wnioski dotyczące transportu wojskowego w operacjach poza granicami kraju.

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The first part of the article presents the requirements of the North Atlantic Alliance related to the strategic movement of troops. Further, on the basis of an in-depth analysis of the Polish troops movement process conducted into the area of recent operations (Iraq, Afghanistan, Chad) and of interviews with experts, the most significant problems and conclusions have been identified with regard to military transport and movements.

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Ogólne założenia organizacji logistyki Sił Powietrznych RP do działań poza obszarem kraju

Drążczyk W.

Zeszyty Naukowe AON

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2002

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nr 3-4(48-49)

250--258

EN

The matters concerning logistic supplies on national Armed Forces contingents in operations outside our own country have currently become one of the basic problems of the troops organisation and operations. It has resulted from the necessity to be prepared to effective operations not only in alliances, so called CJTF, or newly created European Union Reaction Forces but also in the framework of temporary multinational coalitions as for instance recently deployed “antiterrorist coalition” forces. These problems were recently abandoned in our Air Forces because of the lack of interoperability in the basic equipment. However, due to the close perspective of new multitask aircraft that fulfill NATO standards, fast developments are expected which will take into consideration a wide spectrum of conditions and requirements to prepare and carry out logistic tasks in joint Air Forces. This article develops the Air Force logistic concept in a hypothetical, recognised by the author as futuristic, model of our Air Force „environmental” logistics. It also presents basic assumptions of its organisation to operate outside Poland taking into account the possibilities of functioning in the framework of, as recommended in NATO, multinational logistics and many-sided acquisition of logistic resources and also airbases playing the role of an indirect link with other branches of AF troops.

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Podstawy metodyczne określania uwarunkowań i koncepcji zabezpieczenia logistycznego lotnictwa sił powietrznych Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej w operacjach poza obszarem kraju

Mańkowski R., Fornal M.

Zeszyty Naukowe AON

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2001

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nr 4(45)

150-157

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One of priorities is currently to state the logistic support organisation of the Polish Air Force and Air Defence, selected to NATO Air Force and transport aviation in peace operations conducted outside the territory of the country, or even outside the territory of the Alliance responsibility. Conducting this task is not facilitated by the lack of scientifically justified concepts of this support, whereas applying present developments does not seem to be advisable. Taking into consideration the developments of the logistic support concept of the Polish Air Force subunits that carry out peace operations outside the country, it is essential to recognise the conditions of this support, which logistic tasks accomplishing depends on, and also to fulfill tasks by the air force and taking into account its priority role in such operations – to reach the goal of the operation. In order to familiarise the reader with possible ways to determine factors that influence the Polish Air Force logistic support in peace operations outside the territory of the country, the authors tried to establish methodological bases of these conditions and support concept.