Abstract

This study was conducted to present the development plans for the future manned/unmanned infantry troops in order to respond to the changes in advanced science and technology along with the winds of the fourth industrial revolution an to prepare for future war changes. Above all, key elements by combat performance function of future mixed infantry troops could be identified and implications could be derived by comparing priorities by element using Analytical Hierarchy Process(AHP). In particular, a survey of current military policy departments, educators, field personnel, and indirectly related officers whose group consists of 190 (rank range: from the first lieutenant to lieutenant colonel, age range: from 20 to 40) out of 250 regard of effectiveness was conducted to identify which areas should be developed first for each combat function (command control, information, maneuver, fire, protection, operation sustainability support). In the formation of a mixed infantry troop, command control was able to identify battlefield information, reinforce information on battlefield visibility, strengthen maneuvering forces, strike strategic targets, share enemy attack situations, and maintain operations.

Highlights

  • Protection Operation Sustainability SupportCore Elements of Combat Functions Real-time grasp of battlefield information Reinforcement of Command and Judgment ability Guarantee of continuity of command and control Assistance for Command and Control Combatants Risk-taking Reinforcement of battlefield visualization ability Information activities in hazardous area Maintenance of early warning system Adjustment of battle station Reinforcement of counter-maneuver ability Expansion of area of operations Fulfillment of reconnaissance patrol Obstacle detection and clearing line charge Strike against high threat strategic targets4) Constructing of combined strike systems Reduction in fires troops Fire support NBC reconnaissance and detox Mine hunting and removal Sharing of enemy attack situation Reduction in guard forces Small unit combat service support Patient evacuation Unmanned evacuation Maintenance support

  • This study was conducted to present the development plans for the future manned/unmanned infantry troops in order to respond to the changes in advanced science and technology along with the winds of the fourth industrial revolution an to prepare for future war changes

  • Identified and implications could be derived by comparing priorities by element using Analytical Hierarchy Process(AHP)

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Summary

Protection Operation Sustainability Support

Core Elements of Combat Functions Real-time grasp of battlefield information Reinforcement of Command and Judgment ability Guarantee of continuity of command and control Assistance for Command and Control Combatants Risk-taking Reinforcement of battlefield visualization ability Information activities in hazardous area Maintenance of early warning system Adjustment of battle station Reinforcement of counter-maneuver ability Expansion of area of operations Fulfillment of reconnaissance patrol Obstacle detection and clearing line charge Strike against high threat strategic targets4) Constructing of combined strike systems Reduction in fires troops Fire support NBC reconnaissance and detox Mine hunting and removal Sharing of enemy attack situation Reduction in guard forces Small unit combat service support Patient evacuation Unmanned evacuation Maintenance support

Preceding Research
Assistance for Command and Control Combatants
Intermediate values between the two adjacent judgments
Reinforcement of Command Judgment
Patient evacuation Unmanned evacuation Maintenance support
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