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Mensaje: <blockquote data-quote="PumaDeLosAndes" data-source="post: 3299241" data-attributes="member: 29202"><a href="https://www.zona-militar.com/foros/threads/guerra-en-ucrania-noticias-colaterales-y-de-pol%C3%ADtica-internacional.69403/page-180#post-3299102">Arriba Roland55</a> da algunos ejemplos de cómo se pueden detectar, y una vez hecho eso hay distintas formas de suprimirlos. No voy a entrar a más.Eh...no.   SEAD no es sólo suprimir radares. Y hay distintas categorías de SEAD - según la doctrina yanki, que incluye acciones de auto-defensa y ataques contra objetivos de oportunidad.  Te dejo abajo mis  referencias y los puntos principales.  Yo voy a dar más vuelta a esto, pues otra vez, no veo interés en debatir sobre creencias en un foro de defensa, pero bienvenido si es en base a referencias.Saludos---Joint Publication 3-01 referencia: <a href="https://irp.fas.org/doddir/dod/jp3_01.pdf">https://irp.fas.org/doddir/dod/jp3_01.pdf</a>AD. AD (air defense) is defensive measures designed to destroy attacking aircraft and aerodynamic missiles, or to nullify or reduce the effectiveness of such attack. It includes the use of aircraft, SAMs, antiaircraft artillery (AAA), CO (cyberspace operations), EW (including directed energy), multiple sensors, and other available weapons/capabilities. AD includes defense against CMs and UASs.9. Suppression of Enemy Air Defensesa. SEAD neutralizes, destroys or temporarily degrades surface-based enemy air defenses by destructive or disruptive means. d. Threat : (...) SEAD operations target the following components of an IADS: (1) C2 nodes/centers. (2) SAM sites. (3) AAA. (4) Early warning and fire control radars and GCI sites. (5) SAM carriers and storage bunkers. (6) AD operations and maintenance personnel. (7) Naval AD assets. (8) Directed energy weapons. (9) EW systems.f. Categories of SEAD Execution (1) AOR-/JOA-wide AD System Suppression; (2) Localized Suppression - planned or immediate; (3) Opportune Suppression.(3) Opportune Suppression. Opportune suppression is unplanned and includes aircrew self-defense and attack against surface-AD targets of opportunity. The proliferation of highly mobile AD weapon systems, coupled with deception and defensive tactics, will lead to an increase of opportune suppression. Any movement by AD systems from targeted locations will change localized suppression into opportune suppression. (...) The following are the different types of opportune suppression: (a) Aircrew Self-defense. (b) Targets of Opportunity.  (c) Targets Acquired by Observers or Controllers. (d) Targets Acquired by Aircrews.(...)(c) Targets Acquired by Observers or Controllers. Combat elements may often be in good position to acquire SEAD targets of opportunity. Observers, spotters, controllers, and liaison officers from the components have the authority to request suppression for SEAD targets of opportunity. Such personnel may include joint terminal attack controllers, airborne controllers and observers, TACPs, Marine assault support coordinators, artillery forward observers, UA operators, Army fire support teams, combat observation/lasing teams, and Stryker platoons.</blockquote>

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