DKMORS - Operativno oblikovanje : zaključna naloga

Title:	Operativno oblikovanje : zaključna naloga
Authors:	Kresnik, Andrej (Author) Pelaj, Avdulla (Mentor) More about this mentor...
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Specialist thesis
Organization:	PŠŠ - Command and Staff School
Abstract:	Operativno oblikovanje je skladno s Navodilom za štabno delo (NŠD) četrti korak druge stopnje procesa načrtovanja delovanj, ki se imanuje orientacija. Orientacija vsebuje šest korakov, ki so izjemnega pomena, za opredelitev, kaj je potrebno storiti, da dosežemo poslanstvo. Namen zaključne naloge štabnega šolanja častnikov je obdelati problem s nivoja bataljona. V slovenski vojaški javnosti se pojavljajo razprave, ali je nivo bataljona že primeren za izvajanje operativnega oblikovanja, oziroma ali je ta korak vendarle v domeni višjega nivoja, ki ima širšo sliko dogajanja na bojišču. V tej nalogi na primeru 1. motoriziranega bataljona 8x8 v napadu, ki je v sestavi motoriziranebrigade poglobljeno analiziram ta problem, na modificiranem praktičnem primeru brigadne naloge 72.BR za računalniško podprto vajo RPV "OGENJ 2005".
Keywords:	bataljoni, motorizirani bataljoni, operativno oblikovanje, bojevanje, Slovenska vojska, napad, 1. motorizirani bataljon 8x8
Year of publishing:	2009
Publisher:	[A. Kresnik]
Source:	Maribor
UDC:	356.116
COBISS_ID:	3279054
Views:	6572
Downloads:	53
Files:	SPEC_Kresnik_Andrej_i2009.pdf (2,33 MB)
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Operational design is the fourth step of second phase of mission decision making process called the orientation. Orientation contains six steps, which are extremely important to determine, what has to be done, to complete the mission. The intent of end assignment on Staff Officer Course is to analyze and solve a problem on the battalion level. In Slovenian army are in higher ranks ongoing discussions if the battalion level is appropriate level for conducting operational design or is this step in jurisdiction of higher level in chain of command. In this assignment I will analyze the elements of operational design on the example of the 1st Motorized battalion on modified example of an operational order for computer conducted exercise of the 72th Brigade of Slovenian Army "OGENJ 2005".

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