Airborne Intelligence Research Articles

ЗАСТОСУВАННЯ НАПІВАКТИВНИХ РАДІОЛОКАЦІЙНИХ СИСТЕМ (У ПОЛІ ПІДСВІЧУВАННЯ СТОРОННІХ ДЖЕРЕЛ) ДЛЯ ВИКОНАННЯ ЗАВДАНЬ РОЗВІДКИ ПОВІТРЯНОГО ПРОСТОРУ

У статті розглянута можливість використання сигналів покриття мережі інтернет, стільникових телефонних мереж, сигналів радіомовлення та телебачення для забезпечення виявлення повітряних цілей. Розглянуто переваги, недоліки, склад та принцип роботи напівактивної радіолокаційної ситеми. Досліджені питання технічної реалізації антен та приймачів напівактивної радіолокаційної системи. Запропоновано алгоритм обробки сигналів у напівактивній радіолокаційній системі. Доповнення системи радіолокаційної розвідки повітряного простору засобами напівактивної радіолокації забезпечить її скритність, а відповідно й живучість.

Analysis of active interference on radio station from AC UHV power

The problems of Electromagnetic Interference in Airborne Intelligence Radar Stations near the AC UHV Transmission Lines are researched in this paper, which is mainly active interference. The calculation method for the interferences is analysed, and then the proper protection distances of the AC UHV transmission line to the radar station are given. The paper analyzed the active interference of AC UHV transmission lines, and focuses on the active interference caused by the line corona on the active radar of nearby airborne intelligence when the transmission line is under normal operation. In the end, this paper proposes the recommended values of active interference protection distance for 1000kV AC UHV transmission lines and airborne intelligence radar stations.

Analysis of passive interference on radio station from AC UHV power

The problems of Electromagnetic Interference in Airborne Intelligence Radar Stations near the AC UHV Transmission Lines is researched in this paper, which is mainly passive interference. And then analyzed the passive interference of AC UHV lines. It mainly studied the influence of the tower and line on the distance detection performance of the air-to-air intelligence radar of the UHV transmission lines. and integrated the influence of the surface reflection surface, the shadowing effect and the secondary radiation echo interference, Proposed a passive interference protection distance for UHV transmission lines and airborne intelligence radar stations

Becoming a Swedish military ranger: a Grounded Theory study

The armed forces in virtually all countries are traditionally male-dominated organisations. Military rangers constitute an elite unit whose chief skills and capabilities centre on unconventional warfare and intelligence gathering in enemy territory, as well as conducting low-intensity warfare. The purpose of this study was to gain a deeper understanding of the process of becoming a military ranger and what it means to be one in this context from a masculinity perspective. The study was carried out with informants from three military ranger units in Sweden: the Army's ranger battalion, parachuting rangers from an airborne battalion and intelligence battalion, and coastal rangers. In total, 28 informants participated in the study. All of them were men. A qualitative analysis resulted in a model where the core variable was labelled on becoming a ranger through reproducing masculinity as a form of emotional regime. This core variable is built up by three different strategies, each of which contains a number of actions: building social identity by means of coolness strategies, observing symbols and rituals to build a sense of pride and building cohesion to maintain group intimacy, and emotionally exclude the external environment.