Joint

Author: Ning Ling et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Joint strike refers to offensive combat operations conducted by two or more military branches or two or more countries, political groups, in accordance with a unified plan and strategic objectives, primarily using medium-to-long-range firepower to achieve strategic or operational goals. As a new type of combat model in modern high-tech limited warfare, joint strike has gradually formed four key characteristics: First, the diversity of force composition, involving the simultaneous participation of two or more military branches or two or more countries, political groups. Second, the unity of operational command, with a joint command structure responsible for overall planning and coordination of various combat forces. Third, the dominance of firepower means, with the planning and organization of operations centered on the use of medium-to-long-range firepower. Fourth, the scale of operational actions, as joint strikes are generally large-scale combat operations aimed at achieving strategic or operational objectives. To provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the full scope of joint strike operations, this book is divided into three parts: Theory, Development, and Case Studies, offering a relatively thorough exploration of past wars and future trends. The content covered in the book is as extensive as possible, with the collected materials being as detailed as possible, sometimes even without avoiding sensitive topics, primarily to provide more information and expand the space for further in-depth research, hoping to offer readers some useful insights.