EUROPEAN NATIONS’ NAVIES FACING THE CHALLENGES OF THE 21ST CENTURY
Journal Title: Impact Strategic - Year 2006, Vol 20, Issue 3
Abstract
The author presents the changes of the main tasks of the European navies after the end of the Cold War. He asserts the contemporary fleets are similar to the Victorian ones and they accomplish mainly expeditionary tasks. The most important factors which determined future naval environment are: significant dynamism of situatiuon changes and wide scope of challenges requiring flexibility of forces, littorality - focus on coastal (littoral) waters expeditionary capability, assymetricity; jointness, network centricy.
Authors and Affiliations
Krzysztof KUBIAK
AIR POWER MISAPPLICATION AND ITS EFFECTS AT STRATEGIC LEVEL
As an outgrowth of the creative imagination of some visionary builders, airplane embodied many enthusiasts’ hopes, which deeply believed that they, finally, found out the key for rapidly gaining the victory in war. B...
LA CORRELATION NATIONALE- COLLECTIVE DANS LA DEFENSE DE LA ROUMANIE
Aujourd’hui, on discute forte sur la corrélation entre la défense nationale et collective d’un pays. Ce probleme est valable et compris pour les Etat membres d’une organisation politico-militaire. La defenece nationale...
ABANDONING A STRATEGIC MISSILE SYSTEM FOR A MORE CONVENIENT AND PERFORMANT MISSILE SYSTEM
In our opinion, the event with the most important strategic impact of the year is the US abandon, a very wise one, of the missile shield system, in its previous version, the defence against long range missiles and th...
SECURITY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORKS
This article tries to present a field of communications security which is under full development and which, in addition to the VPN applications, which are the spearhead fighting against ill-intended or curious pers...
LESSONS OF HISTORY TO BE RE-LEARNED
Currently, the strategic environment is dominated by information so that most of our knowledge needs to be revised in order to update them. Lessons learned express continuity with our history and the ability to use o...