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Title	Tankovski vod v vlogi povečanja zmogljivosti motorizirane čete : zaključna naloga
Authors:	Rižner, Andrej (Author) Zakrajšek, Peter (Mentor) More about this mentor...	Language:	Slovenian	Work type:	Specialist thesis	Organization:	PŠŠ - Command and Staff School	Keywords:	tank, oklepni transporter, zmogljivost, ognjena moč	UDC:	356.116:623.438.3(043.4)	COBISS_ID:	6036430	Statistika:	6989 ogledov; 66 prenosov	Categories:	Document is not linked to any category.
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Abstract:	Slovenija je predvidela delovanje bataljonske skupine v mednarodnem okolju. Bataljonsko skupino bi tvoril motorizirani bataljon s pridodanimi elementi. Bataljonska skupina brez pridodanih tankov ne bi imela zadostne ognjene moči, ki jo predvideva Sporazum o zmogljivosti sil (dokument, ki opredeljuje sestavo in zmogljivosti bataljonske skupine). S pridodano tankovsko četo bataljonski skupini, bi povečali njeno ognjeno moč in s tem bi morali dosegati standarde zmogljivosti sil. V tem primeru je možno pridodati tankovski vod motorizirani četi. Ta naloga ugotavlja vpliv skupnega delovanja tankov in kolesnih oklepnih transporterjev na mobilnost, manever, ofenzivna in defenzivna delovanja na nivoju čete. Zaključna naloga ugotavlja, da je pridodajanje tankovskega voda motorizirani četi le korak k izpolnjevanju zahtev iz Sporazuma o zmogljivosti sil. Takšna četna skupina bo izpolnila svoje naloge na bojišču, ampak še vedno ne bo dosegala zahtevanih zmogljivosti. Naloga tudi ugotavlja, da doseganje zahtevanih standardov zmogljivosti ne more biti končni cilj opremljanja motoriziranih enot.
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Language:	English	Abstract:	Slovenia planned participation of a battalion group in international environment. The battalion group was intended to be composed of a motorized battalion with some added elements. The battalion group without tanks would not have sufficient firepower which is required in Bi-SC Agreed Capability Codes and Capability Statements (a document that defines the structure and the capabilities of a battalion group). Adding a tank company to a battalion group would increase its firepower and it should reach required capabilities. In that case it is possible to add a tank platoon to a motorized company. This work notes the impact of joint actions of tanks and wheeled armored personal carriers on mobility, maneuver, offensive and defensive operations on a company level. It also notes that adding a tank platoon to a motorized company is only a step to fulfill requirements in Bi-SC Agreed Capability Codes and Capability Statements. Such company group would accomplish its work on the battlefield but it still would not reach required capabilities. The work also points out that reaching required capabilities should not be the final goal of equipping motorized units.	Keywords:	tank, armored personal carrier, capability, firepower

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Slovenia planned participation of a battalion group in international environment. The battalion group was intended to be composed of a motorized battalion with some added elements. The battalion group without tanks would not have sufficient firepower which is required in Bi-SC Agreed Capability Codes and Capability Statements (a document that defines the structure and the capabilities of a battalion group). Adding a tank company to a battalion group would increase its firepower and it should reach required capabilities. In that case it is possible to add a tank platoon to a motorized company. This work notes the impact of joint actions of tanks and wheeled armored personal carriers on mobility, maneuver, offensive and defensive operations on a company level. It also notes that adding a tank platoon to a motorized company is only a step to fulfill requirements in Bi-SC Agreed Capability Codes and Capability Statements. Such company group would accomplish its work on the battlefield but it still would not reach required capabilities. The work also points out that reaching required capabilities should not be the final goal of equipping motorized units.

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tank, armored personal carrier, capability, firepower