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Results of research to the issue of engineer support in combat operations (4)
Authors: Palasiewicz Tibor
Abstract:
The paper deals with the ability of engineer units to provide engineer mobility support in combat operations. Based on the analysis of the results of structured interviews conducted with extensive amount of the Czech Armed Forces officers, and their generalization, were found discrepancies between the current and required state in the organizational structure of engineer units to provide effective mobility support, and requirements for engineer devices to support mobility in the Czech Armed Forces conditions were formulated. The aim of this article is to present recommendations for inclusion of different types of engineer devices into formed engineer formations for mobility support in relation to the tasks performed within engineer role of mobility support and determine recommendations for the further direction of research in this area. Published in Theory and Doctrines
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Palasiewicz Tibor
COL (GS) Tibor Palasiewicz, PhD, born in 1975. After graduating from the Military University in Vyškov in 2000, he was assigned to the engineer army in various command and staff positions, most recently at the Headquarters of the 4th Rapid Deployment Brigade. In 2008, he joined the Department of Engineer Support at the University of Defence as an assistant professor, where he has been working as the head of the department until now. In 2015, he completed his doctoral studies. His areas of specialization are the use of engineer units in operations, barrier and explosive ordnance disposal.
Country: Czech Republic
23/05/2024