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In modern military conflicts, fighting in the air space becomes a decisive factor for achieving success during warfare. The past experience shows that the party that initiated an armed conflict typically achieved supremacy in the air and tried as soon as possible to strengthen such an advantage, thereby creating favorable conditions for the ground forces. Under such conditions, the main task for the party attacked is to prevent the strengthening of enemy’s superiority in the air. This objective can be accomplished by: aviation units, anti-aircraft missile troops (AMT), units of air defense troops (ADT), rocket troops and artillery (RTA), army aviation (AA) of ground forces (GF), ADT units of naval forces (NF), units of electronic warfare (EW). During warfare the opposing sides would exchange missile and air strikes (MAS) against troops and facilities, which could involve strike aircraft, cruise missiles, ballistic missiles for operational-tactical and tactical purposes. Reflection MAS are repelled by AMT, fighter aviation (FA), ADT forces, NF ADT. DEVELOPMENT OF METHODICAL PROVISIONS REGARDING THE SUBSTANTIATION OF THE COMBAT STRUCTURE OF FORCES FOR ACTIVITIES IN THE AIRSPACE

Development of methodical provisions regarding the substantiation of the combat structure of forces for activities in the airspace