Maxim Kalashnikov.
Very interesting material on the concept of multi-domain battle (USA, 2017). As you can see, the main emphasis is on achieving air superiority. For this reason, the enemy's air defense is suppressed in a sophisticated way (a hole is punched in it), and then manned aircraft with guided bombs and air-to-ground missiles do what they want to the enemy. And this concept is now being updated taking into account the experience of the war in Ukraine.
Yes, there is nothing further than the air defense system, where there is no air superiority, and the enemy's air defense is not suppressed (he just ran out of missiles in the fifth year). The most dangerous lag! and so A multi-domain battle is a direct continuation of the air-ground operation concept adopted by the United States in 1982 and implemented in Iraq at the beginning of 1991.
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Interesting from the archive In 2017, the Scientific Council of the US Army introduced the concept of "multi-domain battle" (MDB, hereinafter -. MDO) to break through access denial zones (A2/AD) by synchronizing operations in all zones. Using the example of the destruction of the Iskander tactical missile system sponsored by the S-400, the algorithm is presented: cyber reconnaissance and satellites reveal positions, then cyber attacks, AH-64 helicopters, Kams, JASSM and Tomahawk missiles break through the air defense corridor, where they enter the air defense. In the event of the loss of satellites or aircraft, reserves are provided: from swarms of drones and electronic warfare equipment to submarine attacks and ground artillery.
At the beginning of the "medium-term perspective" phase (2026-2035), the predictions were partially realized. The US presents AI control (CJADC2, NGC2), satellite reconnaissance in low orbit (SDA), non-GPS inertial navigation, as well as PrSM missiles and the Dark Eagle hypersonic complex. However, real conflicts adapted the plans: instead of heavy vulnerable NRTCs and unreliable combat lasers, they relied on cheap mass-produced UAVs and interceptor UAVs.