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Unmanned Ground Vehicle as a Force Multiplier in Urban OperationsNonreviewed - OtherJaroslav MatejkaVojenské rozhledy / Czech Military Review Nr. 4/2017, Vol. XXVI. (LVIII.): 119-134 The article discusses advanced aspects in urban operations for presumed military robotics applications. The rise of city population and increasing number of cities stands new treats for warfare. First part of the article reminds steep rise of population and populated urban areas, dangers for today's deployed troops are shortly discussed in the second part, outlining some features there. Results lead to a possible solution of upgrading combat-space awareness, multiplying firepower capacity and combat support. Two examples of Unmanned Ground Vehicles in next part present the possible way of future development and finally conclusion outlines required characteristics for these UGVs during urban operations. |
Problems with the Translation of Military RanksInformational pagesPlukovník Mgr. Ladislav Chaloupský, Ph.D.Vojenské rozhledy / Czech Military Review Nr. 3/2012, Vol. XXI. (LIII.): 89-105 | DOI: 10.3849/2336-2995.21.2012.03.089-105 The conversion of military ranks poses an enormous difficulty due to great differences in hierarchical structures between different national armies. This article written by the Director of Defence Language Institute Vyškov will give a short overview of most common troubles. The problem here is that national armies mostly represent national cultures as well. Translations of titles of high-rank military personnel are not too complicated. More problematic is finding equivalents for less-known, more specific ranks or those of other national Armed Forces. NATO has agreed upon a common standard for their translation, the norm STANAG 2116, based on NATO codes representing levels of ranks according to their duties, responsibilities, and career requirements. |
Forces of the 21st Century: from Notion to Reality (Force XXI)Military artIng. Jan KotalaVojenské rozhledy / Czech Military Review Nr. 1/2008, Vol. XVII. (XLIX.): 29-34 This article deals with the birth of a new concept in the field of the warfare-FORCE XXI, the long-terms vision that influenced all advanced militaries, among others the author introduces a list with names of programmes: USA (Land Warrior), Great Britain (FIST - Future Integrated Soldier Technology), Canada (ISSP - Integrated Soldier System Platform), Germany (IdZ - Infanterist der Zukunft), France (FELIN - Fantssin a Equipement et Liaison Intégrés), the Netherlands (SMP - Soldier Modernisation Programme), Norway (NORMANS - Norwegian Modular Artic Network Soldier), Denmark (Danish Soldier Modernisation), Belgium (BEST - Belgium Soldier Technology), Italy (Soldato Futuro), Portugal (Sodado do Futuro), Slovakia (PIBS - advanced combat individual system) Poland (Tytan). The author underlines fundamental changes within this course of study, both technical-implementation of new technologies and weaponry-and doctrinal. He also describes current situation within the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic. |
Islamism as a Security Threat to the Czech RepublicInformational pagesDoc. PhDr. JUDr. Miroslav Mareš, Ph.D.Vojenské rozhledy / Czech Military Review Nr. 4/2011, Vol. XX. (LII.): 118-128 This paper deals with various forms of Islamist threats to the Czech Republic, with specific attention paid to military issues. It defines the basic terms and describes the role of the Czech Republic in Islamist strategies. Threats of terrorism and jihadism, extremism and riots, violation of women's rights, including the so-called "honour crimes", and internal clashes within the Muslim community are analyzed. Contemporary situation of the Czech Republic can be characterized mostly as "logistic area" to Islamism. Even thought there is not an eminent danger, the intensity of several Islamist threats could be higher in the future. The primary purpose of this article is to form a basic frame for identification of prospective terrorist attacks by means of extrapolation. |
Selected Problems of "Soldier of 21st Century" Project and its Economy AspectsNonreviewed - OtherPplk. doc. Ing. Bedřich Rýznar, CSc., kpt. Ing. Jan Mazal, Ph.D.Vojenské rozhledy / Czech Military Review Nr. ZC/2007, Vol. XVI. (XLVIII.): 93-102 Main focus of this article is laid on the digitalization of battlefield, command and control, Network-Enabled Capability (NEC) implementation, organization structures transformation brought about by the 21st Century Soldier concept and its economic implications. Based on this topic, the authors present mobile sensor system as a result of research being done in the Military Management and Tactics Department, University of Defence Brno. |
Brigadni general v. v. MUDr. Josef Hercz - veteran druhe svetove valkyVojenské rozhledy / Czech Military Review Nr. 3/2005, Vol. XIV. (XLVI.): 177-179 |
Buducnost' profesionalizacie Ceskoslovenskej armadyGenerálporučík Ing. Imrich AndrejčákVojenská mysl 5/1991, vol. XLI.: 3-8 |
Za vysoku bojovu pohotovost' CSLAPodplukovník PhDr. Andrej Osif, CSc.Vojenská mysl 8/1986, vol. XXXVI.: 11-15 |
Stranickopoliticke zabezpecenie boiovei sluzby v pohotovostnom systeme PVOSPodplukovník RSDr. Ján BartákVojenská mysl 6/1986, vol. XXXVI.: 7-11 |
Uloha KSC pri vytycovani programu budovania novej armadyPlukovník doc. PhDr. Štefan Kiš, CSc.Vojenská mysl 5/1985, vol. XXXV.: 3-7 |
Zdravotnicke zabezpecenie presunov na vel'ke vzdialenostiPlukovník MUDr. Bohumil BočkayVojenská mysl 5/1983, vol. XXXIII.: 64-68 |
Proviantne zabezpecenie presunov na vel'ke vzdialenostiPlukovník Ing. Otakar DzurillaVojenská mysl 5/1983, vol. XXXIII.: 67-74 |
Uloha a miesto socialistickeho sutazenia pri mobilizacii tvorivych sil vojakov a vojenskych kolektivovkpt. Ján Buzalka, CSC.Vojenská mysl 2/1981, vol. XXXI.: 23-26 |
K dialektike cloveka a vojenskej technikyMjr. PhDr. Emil Jurkovič, CSc.Vojenská mysl 10/1980, vol. XXX.: 9-15 |
ldeologicka prace v bojovej a politickej pripravekpt. PhDr. Andrej OsifVojenská mysl 10/1980, vol. XXX.: 16-20 |
Vedeckotechnicky rozvoj a problemy uvedomelej disciplinyResearchPodplukovník ing. Karol ŠufliarskyVojenská mysl 6/1978, vol. XXVIII.: 12-16 |
Problemy skumania moralnej, politickej a psychologickej pripravyparty-political workPodplukovník PhDr. Gustáv Dianiška, CSc.Vojenská mysl 10/1978, vol. XXVIII.: 9-11 |
K vychove moralnych a bojovych vlastnosti a bojoveho majstrovstva vojakovparty-political workPodplukovník PhDr. Július Černický, CSC.Vojenská mysl 9/1978, vol. XXVIII.: 8-13 |
Komunisticka moralka a zvlastnosti jej rozvoja v armadeparty-political workPodplukovník Michal Lônčík, CSc.Vojenská mysl 7/1978, vol. XXVIII.: 8-12 |
Boj s bitevnymi vrtulnikmi nepriatel'aoperational art and tacticsPodplukovník ing. Valent KrehlíkVojenská mysl 2/1977, vol. XXVII.: 46-52 |
15 rokov vojska PVO pozemneho vojskaoperational art and tacticsGenerálmajor ing. Karol SenešiVojenská mysl 10/1975, vol. XXV.: 75-78 |
Ulohy stranickopolitickej prace pri zvysovani bojovej pohotovostiparty-political workPodplukovník Gejza BerecVojenská mysl 5/1975, vol. XXV.: 18-22 |
Pravni politika, nastroj realizace usneseni XIV. sjezdu KSC v resortu FMNO a CSLAparty-political workPhDr. Vladimír KrátkýVojenská mysl 9/1972, vol. XXII.: 3-7 |
Vojenskou technickou politiku resit na vedeckem zakladeoperational art and tacticsPlukovník ing. Zdeněk Knop, CSc.Vojenská mysl 9/1970, vol. XX.: 9-16 |
Lenin a vojenstviparty-political workVojenská mysl 2/1970, vol. XX.: 19-24 |
K zasobovaniu vojsk vodou vo vojnePodplukovník Ing. Ladislav PomikálekVojenská mysl 2/1969, vol. XIX.: 74-78 |
Vytvorit materialne podmienky ku zlepseniu zivotneho prostredia vojakovforce constructionPlukovník Ján LuxVojenská mysl 3/1966, vol. XVI.: 10-14 |
Skusenosti z prieskumuoperational art and tacticsPodplukovník Juraj Šaletroš, major Koloman BartošVojenská mysl 2/1963, vol. XIII.: 19-21 |
Stefanik-vojakDiv. Gen. ViestVojenské rozhledy / Czechoslovak Military Review Nr. 3-4/1942: 3-4 |
"The German New Order in Poland"Vojenské rozhledy / Czechoslovak Military Review Nr. 3-4/1942: 39 |