Requirements for Ground-Based Air Defense Integrated Systems
Journal Title: RECENT - Year 2013, Vol 14, Issue 39
Abstract
The Air Defense (A.D.) represents a really support for any military operations. Between the A.D. assets, Surface-to-Air Missiles are the most important features in endowment, allowing dealing the rapid evolution of enemy’s air assets. The paperwork presents the basic requirements focused on integrated systems - missiles and cannons. Important distinctions between the missile’s and system’s requirements are made. The conclusions are useful for all the military managers who have the responsibilities concerning the maintenance and acquisition plans regarding this kind of equipment.
Authors and Affiliations
Vasile ŞANDRU, Marius RĂDULESCU
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