The space force of the United States published “Space Warfighting: A Framework for Planners”, a detailed plan that establishes basic principles, tactics and strategies to fight against adversaries in the most critical war domain of the future: space.
The USSF described its plans to defend the spatial capacities of the United States and maintain the “chains to kill in the joint force of the joint force and the projection of global power” to achieve “spatial superiability” short, average and long term, in a Manual published for experts in the Thursday military community.
“Spatial superiority” is defined by the military experience of experience as a “degree of control that allows forces to operate at a time and place of their choice without prohibitive interference of space threats or against the counter, while it is also the same for an adversary.”
“The superiority of space may involve seeking and destroying the spacecraft, systems and networks of an enemy through measures designed to minimize the effectiveness of these systems, or contaminate enemy efforts in the other domains of war (earth,” air, yyyy “air, and, and, and, and space, and space”, and space “and space” and space “and space”, and space “, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, space, space “, and space.”
“The ability to establish the superiority of space at the time and the place of our choice allows joint lethality in all domains,” the document said.
“This document is really intended … to introduce a kind of common framework, common lexicon that we can use in our training and in our education programs,” Lieutenant Gene. Shawn Bratton, Deputy Director of Space Operations of Space Force He told journalists according to the defense of news.
To achieve this objective of absolute domain, the military branch established its plans for offensive and defensive tactics and strategies in three mission areas: orbital war, electromagnetic war and cyberspace war.
Offensive counters operations include orbital attacks, land attacks and spatial link interdictions, which include electromagnetic and cybernetic attacks carried out to “interrupt or degrade critical space links of an enemy.”
Defensive counters operations include passive tactics as a warning of threats, military deception, “hardening”, dispersion, disaggregation, mobility and redundancy. Active defenses include counterattacks and suppression of the orientation of the adversary counter.
The superiority of the space on “even and nearby adversaries” is characterized as when both sides can operate their space capabilities or when Neith can operate space capabilities, according to the document.
The pairs and the nearby that operate freely in space are classified as “very high risk” for joint force operations.
“The general superiority of space is achieved when the enemy can no longer act in a significant or dangerous manner against friendly celestial communication lines, and it also means that the enemy cannot properly in the asset operations of assets,” the documented to achieve it is a self -written central function.
The framework established by the space force explains a decreased dependence on human decision making, depending mainly on “highly automated systems” due to “high speeds, long distances and orbital regimes of spatial domain.”
Along the same lines, the document seized the “interdependence” of spatial domain in the domain of cyberspace in the critical areas of strategic communication, calling space “that depends almost completely on the dimension of the network.”
“Spatial superiority is not only a previous condition necessary for the success of the joint force, but also something for which we must be prepared to fight,” wrote the head of Space Operations of the USSF B. Chance Saltzman in the document.
