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1. Operational and Mobilization Training as the Basis of Combat Readiness for the RF Armed Forces.

Author

KUPRIYANOV, G. P., SHIMANOVSKY, M. V., and KRASNYANCHUK, N. A.

Subjects
*MILITARY education, *OPERATIONAL readiness (Military science), *MILITARY mobilization, *COMBAT, RUSSIAN armed forces, TRAINING of military personnel
Abstract

The article discusses research about the importance of military training to enhance combat readiness of Russian Armed Forces. Topics mentioned include the level of military preparedness, ways on how to improve operational and mobilization training, list of tasks that military troops should focus on, and requirements in preparing troops for real combat.

Published
2015

2. Training of Echelons of Command and Troops for Combat Operations: The Lessons of History.

Author

Zubachev, A. B. and Ripenko, Yu. B.

Subjects
*OPERATIONAL readiness (Military science), *MILITARY education, *MILITARY readiness, *COMBAT, *MILITARY tactics, *ARMED Forces
Abstract

The article discusses the importance of strategic training among echelons of command and troops of the Russian Federation (RF) Armed Forces towards succeeding combat operations. The authors account on the Great Patriotic War and several combat activities that RF Armed Forces should learn. The author also a presentation in an attempt to alert RF defense capability in countering possible aggressions.

Published
2006

3. EUROPEAN SOLDIER MODERNISATION PROGRAMMES: A WIDELY DIFFERENT APPROACH.

Author

Guhl, Jean-Michel

Subjects
COMBAT sustainability (Military science), MILITARY personnel equipment, OPERATIONAL readiness (Military science), MILITARY education, GLOBAL Positioning System, INFANTRY equipment, COMBAT
Abstract

The article offers the author's insights on the Soldier Modernisation Programmes of different European nations for the improvement of the armies' operational capabilities. The author discusses various combat programmes like France's FÉLIN, which is a result of France's determination to improve their infantry. The author states that the programmes cover the things essential for improvement of the combat capabilities of a soldier which include armour protection, global positioning system (GPS) and improved sight systems to be used in combats during night or day. The author says that all modernisation programmes have one aim determined by the doctrine of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) which is to increase military sustainability, training and protection.

Published
2010

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