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Combat Air Operations (DCA (fundamental principles (5) (Centralized…

- - - - limit own losses
      - maximum attrition to the enemy
    - - politics (deterrence)
      - military (deterrence and engagement)
      - 4 objectives
        
        Avoid threat (diplomacy)
        
        Avoid launch (deterrence)
        
        Avoid impact (Active Defense)
        
        Minimize consequences (Passive Defense)
  - - - RADC is the boss
      - Not a component approach
      - Choice of the better means
    - - Attack enemy ASAP
    - - Saturation of the enemy
      - Redundancy
  - - - good detection system (6)
        
        short detection time
        
        full coverage
        
        Reliable info
        
        continuous tracking of whole AD-zone
        
        Maximum automation
        
        Resistant to jamming
    - - objective - create a RAP to IFF
      - methods
        
        flight path correlation
        
        Transponder (IFF)
        
        track behaviour
        
        hostile intent
        
        Visual ID
        
        Radio use
    - - objective - determine the risk
      - depends on Eny intel, own CoG's importance/vulnerability, time to react
  - - - zone defense
      - barrier defense
      - point defense
  - - - PT - Protect integrity of NATO airspace and protect NATO from Eny attacks
      - CT - contribute to the NCRS and deter aggressions
      - WT - Defend NATO, maximum attrition to the enemy + obtaining a favourable air situation
- - - - Force package (single target)
      - Force Flow (array of targets)
  - - - scheduled
      - on-call
    - - anticipated
      - unanticipated