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Weapon System Replacement Operations Within a Heavy Division

Name: Weapon System Replacement Operations Within a Heavy Division
Brand: Biblioscholar
SKU: 08136188
Price: 6360 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Thomas J Richardson
ISBN: 9781249429449

Thomas J Richardson

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 08136188

Publishers Biblioscholar, September 2012

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The objective of this thesis is to determine whether a heavy division can conduct weapon system replacement operations. The thesis is based on a scenario that takes place in Eastern Europe. The division is a balanced Mechanized Infantry Division conducting a deliberate defense. The U.S. Army has limited works on the conduct of the operation. The only time this type of operation has taken place is during Desert Storm. The thesis incorporates the structure, and lessons learned from the Desert Storm operation. This information was gained by administering a questionnaire to members of the operation. A copy of the questionnaire results are included in the thesis. The analysis is based on the scenario, current and past U.S. Field Manuals, and the operation conducted in Desert Storm. The analysis demonstrates what is required for a division to conduct the operation. Five areas of the operation are analyzed: Command and Control; Organizational Structure; Replacement Crew, Weapon System Link-up; Logistical Support; and Training. The conclusion is that a division can conduct weapon system replacement operations.