Aeromobile forces in missions abroad
Journal Title: INCAS BULLETIN - Year 2014, Vol 6, Issue 4
Abstract
This article shows the role of Aeromobile forces during missions abroad. Firstly it will be explained how to understand the concept of “Aeromobile forces”. After that a short classification of missions abroad will be shown. Part I which is the main part of the article will introduce the using of helicopters Mi-17 and Mi-24 through the example from three different missions in Ethiopia, Chad and Afghanistan by showing their main tasks. Analysis included in this article should help with estimating capability of old types of helicopters. This chapter will raise an issue concern method for dealing with resistance. Last part will involve some costs explanation connected to helicopter operating costs. The conclusions contain the lessons learned from all missions mentioned in the article and some prospective possible solutions.
Authors and Affiliations
WYMYSŁOWSKA Kaja , BOSCOIANU Mircea
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