NATO ground-based Air Defence

Article Abstract:

NATO Air Defence (AD) plays a vital role in the political, military and low enforcement response required to counter the potential threats to Alliance territory and hence NATO countries are keeping their AD forces at a level consistent with the requirements to collective defence and other Alliance missions. The NATO AD structure should provide necessary joint operational capabilities, such as an effective engagement capability, deployability and mobility, survivability of forces and sustainability, to ensure sufficient presence throughout Alliance territory.

International politics, Military policy, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Air defenses, Antiairborne warfare, Air defences

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Turkey

Article Abstract:

The fundamental task of the Turkish Air Force includes defending the country against any threats; contribute to maintaining global and regional peace and stability and use air and space power to enhance its national interest.

Facilities & equipment, Turkey, Equipment and supplies, Turkey. Air Force

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