The intention of this work is to develop a common framework to develop Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) for force protection to counter unmanned systems that pose a threat in all domains. This think piece provides an thorough insight into the threat posed by unmanned systems, as well as a number of operational considerations relevant for both homeland security and military operations. Relevant questions for consideration and observations are presented for the reader.
The document is authored by subject matter experts from a variety of countries who belong to the Joint Air Power Competence Centre and the European Air Group.
Publication Date- May 2019
The Implications for Force Protection Practitioners of Having to Counter Unmanned Systems contains the following major sections:
Part I- Overview
1- Introduction
2- Parameters
3- Overarching Considerations
4- General Analysis- User Groups
5- General Analysis- Friendly Forces Perspective
6- A Proven Approach
7- Operational Context
8- Legal Considerations
9- Existing Capability
10- Emerging Considerations
11- Summary
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Author- Wing Commander (ret.) Jez Parkinson, UK AF
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