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The study deals with the doctrinal base of operational employment of air defence missile units (subunits, combat groups) in the light of the relevant publications of the Hungarian national and allied forces. The author collected the determining doctrinal literatures from national and NATO documents. It was established that the integration of the air defence missile combat and its activities, as the basic activity of this branch of service into the air operations, has been doctrinally achieved. A commander of an air defence missile formation, its operational designer gets a logical, clear picture about the role and place of his troops from a doctrine.
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It remained unchanged, if it can be said that anything remained, since the previous air defence troops, after “vegetation” that took only a couple of years, became completely disbanded and according to the old terminology, the “troop air defence missile and artillery troops” branch remained in the system, although only partially (Author).
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The special area, similarly to the other components, remained unregulated, since the old “Warsaw Contract Armed Forces” type regulations became irrelevant or they could not be synchronized with the NATO doctrines.
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A military doctrine is the official term of a way of thinking which is accepted by the military as relevant in a given period of time, and it can be applied in the existing and future conflicts, for their preparation and for application to achieve success. WILLCOKS, M.A.: Future conflict and military doctrine, In.: RUSI JOURNAL 1994/3., 7 pages.
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Hungarian doctrines: Doctrine for Joint Operations, Operational Doctrine of Hungarian Home Defence Forces (draft), Air Force Doctrine, Counter Air Operations (Magyar Honvédség Összhaderőnemi Doktrína; Magyar Honvédség Összhaderőnemi Hadműveleti Doktrína (tervezet); Légierő Doktrína; Légi Szembenállási Doktrína).
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AJP-3.3 Air Operations; AJP-3.3.1 Counter Air Operations; AJP-3.3.5 Airspace Control, etc.
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Air Force Doctrine of Hungarian Home Defence Forces (MH DSZOFT kód: 13013) Nyt. szám: 563/614/2004./LEP (in page 39).
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The author, as specialist, working at the Joint Operational Department of Military Sciences and Officer Training Faculty of National University of Public Service, took part in the writing of doctrines and in the adaptation of the relevant NATO publications.
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Air Force Doctrine of Home Defence Forces (Hungary) (MH DSZOFT kód: 13013) Nyt. szám: 563/614/2004./LEP (in page 41).
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SOP—Standing Operating Procedures.
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Magyar Honvédség Légierő Doktrínája (MH DSZOFT kód: 13013) Nyt. szám: 563/614/2004./LEP
A légi szembenállás doktrínája (MH DSZOFT kód: 13021) Nyt. szám: 563/641/2004./LEP
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We acknowledge the financial support of this work by the Hungarian State and the European Union under the TÁMOP-4.2.1B-11/2/KMR-2011-0001 project.
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Krajnc, Z. (2016). The Doctrinal Base of Operational Employment of Air Defence Missile Units in the Light of the Relevant National and Allied Publications. In: Nádai, L., Padányi, J. (eds) Critical Infrastructure Protection Research. Topics in Intelligent Engineering and Informatics, vol 12. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-28091-2_15
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