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Title: ENGINEER OFFICER ADVANCED COURSE


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Air Defense Artillery FD6
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TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVES
ACTION Describe the organization, capabilities
limitations of Armor/Mech Division ADA units
and the role of ADA in support of Combat
Operations
CONDITIONS Given a Guided discussion in a
classroom environment and Power Point
presentation D4-118.
STANDARD Understand capabilities limitations
of Armor/Mech Division ADA units and the role of
ADA in support of Combat Operations
3
SAFETY, RISK, AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS
  • Safety Requirements None
  • Risk Assessment Level Low
  • Environmental Considerations None

4
OUTLINE
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ADA MISSION
  • To protect the force and selected geopolitical
    assets from aerial attack, missile attack and
    surveillance.

FM 44-100
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TYPES OF AIR DEFENSE MISSIONS
  • ADA of a critical asset.
  • Route defense - Prepositioned along a route to
    provide coverage for all assets moving along the
    route.


  • Convoy defense - Positioned throughout the
    convoy.
  • ADA of a maneuver unit - Requires detailed
    coordination.


7
AIR DEFENSE MEASURES
Active Air Defense Fighting back is active air
defense Direct action taken to destroy
enemy aerial platforms or reduce their
effectiveness. Commanders
Responsibility Organic Weapons
- Destroy the threat - Force the
threat away from friendly positions -
Force threat to fly higher, ADA can destroy
- Spoil hostile pilots aim as they engage
friendly forces Right of Self
Defense
8
AIR DEFENSE MEASURES
  • Passive Air Defense
  • - All measures other than active defense to
    minimize the effect of hostile air action.
  • - Includes the use of camouflage and
    concealment.
  • - Damage Limiting
  • - Dispersion
  • - Protective Construction
  • - Cover
  • - Convoy Self-Defense Measures

9
AIR DEFENSE EQUIPMENT
  • Stingers
  • Avenger Sling to Cue
  • Bradley Stinger Fighting Vehicle
  • Bradley Linebacker
  • FAADC3I
  • Sentinel
  • Patriots

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AD OFFICER RESPONSIBILITIES
  • MANEUVER STAFF COORDINATION
  • DEVELOP AIR DEFENSE PLAN
  • PASSIVE AND ACTIVE AD EXPERTISE
  • COORDINATE WITH ADJACENT ADA UNITS
  • AIRSPACE MANAGEMENT
  • AIR EARLY WARNING
  • EXTERNAL RADAR ASSETS

BATTERY COMMANDER PLATOON LEADER
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  • COMMANDERS GUIDANCE FOR AIR DEFENSE
  • BLUF What do you want ADA to do and where are
    you willing to accept risk.
  • Identify specific ADA priorities by critical
    asset or phase
  • (A thorough IPB will identify these
    requirements)
  • Critical Assets C2, ARTY, CSS, Main Effort,
    Choke Points, Aviation, FAARP, etc.
  • Key Events by Phase Main Avenue of Approach,
    Security Zone, LZs, DZs, MSRs, Bridges, ADA
    Ambush etc.
  • Most important- If there is no air threat to an
    asset then there is no need for ADA. Prioritize
    scarce ADA assets where they best support the
    maneuver plan.

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AIR DEFENSE WARNING/ WEAPON CONTROL STATUS
  • Directed ADW from UEy or higher
  • Red - Attack is imminent or in progress.
  • Yellow - Attack is probable.
  • White - Attack is not likely.
  • Weapon control status
  • Free - Fire at aircraft NOT positively identified
    as friendly.
  • Tight - Fire only at aircraft positively
    identified as hostile.
  • Hold - Fire only in self-defense or in response
    to formal order.

Weapons response to air attack
Probability of enemy air attack
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LOCAL AIR DEFENSE WARNINGS
Broadcast over commo nets of local Bde or below.
  • Changes to the ADW in a Local Area
  • Dynamite - Aerial targets are inbound, attack in
    progress.
  • Lookout - Aerial targets may be in the area of
    interest but are not threatening.
  • Snowman - No threatening aerial targets are in
    the area.

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EMPLOYMENT GUIDELINES
  • BALANCED FIRES
  • WEIGHTED COVERAGE
  • EARLY ENGAGEMENT
  • DEFENSE IN DEPTH
  • MUTUAL SUPPORT
  • OVERLAPPING FIRES

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BALANCE FIRES
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EARLY ENGAGEMENT
CAPABLE OF ENGAGING AIRCRAFT PRIOR TO MINIMUM
ORDANCE RELEASE DISTANCE
X
BSA
5 KM
AT-6 WIRE GUIDED/ ANTI-TANK MISSILE RANGE 5 KM
17
DEFENSE IN DEPTH
  • Threat A/C encounter an increasing volume of
    fire as they approach a specific asset

18
OVERLAPPING FIRES
WEAPONS ENVELOPES OVERLAP NO GAPS EXIST
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MUTUAL SUPPORT
Team 1
Masking Terrain
Team 2
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SUMMARY
1) Mission.
2) Weapon systems.
3) Air space C2/WCS and ADW.
4) Employment guidelines.
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