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There is a lot of complex information about A2/AD out there. So in under 15 minutes we explain the key elements of what A2/AD is... and how it works. Links from the video along with material used that was created without copyright that exists in the public domain: WWI Hindenburg Line: 🤍 WWII Defense of Kursk: 🤍 DVIDS The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement. Non-Commercial Use Authorized. Except in cases of "Production Authorized for DoD Assistance" described below, DoD VI may be distributed, copied, and used, for non-commercial, personal use, as well as historical, educational, or newsworthy purposes or activities. Display of the non-DoD endorsement disclaimer is requested. 🤍 🤍
Breaks down what A2/AD and how it relates to air and missile defense. The video gives a general overview of what A2/AD is and the purpose of the strategy. For daily news follow us on Instagram 🤍weeklyinterceptor Twitter 🤍 TheWeeklyInter1 Media Director, Content Manager -Danny Rumley Media Analyst - Laura Cannon Narration: Brad Klusman
Australia is enetresing a new and dangerous strategic epoch. For the first time in 70 years the nation faces the possibility of large-scale, general regional conflict in the Indo-Pacific. A great naval power has risen in East Asia, a revisionist power that seeks to challenge the US led order upon which Australia's security and prosperity has been based. Worse, that power will very soon have the ability to penetrate Australia’s maritime defences, at least as they stood in the late 2000s. The last time Australia’s strategic environment had a similar character the nation faced a war of national survival. But how can Australia hope to avoid the worst possible outcomes in this most dangerous decade? This video outlines a plausible path Canberra can take; Anti Access/Area Denial. Ironically enough pioneered by the PLA, at least in its modern incarnation, A2/AD offers Australia the possibility of offsetting Beijing’s naval superiority by leveraging pervasive sensor networks and long range maritime strike systems to deny vast areas of maritime geography to enemy naval forces. 0:00 Australia’s Grand Strategy and the Defence of Australia 25:25 The Sino-American War and Australia’s Role In It 52:33 Anti Access/Area Denial: A Lesson from Beijing 1:08:35 Long Range Maritime Strike Systems 1:24:50 Hardening Australia’s Northern Bases 1:43:23 History Might Not Wait
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Understanding Anti-Access/Area Denial (A2/AD) Everything you need to know A2/AD is a strategy used by advanced regional powers like Russia and China to disrupt freedom of movement on the battlefield. The ability to project military power globally is crucial for the United States' national security strategy. A2/AD threats impede this power projection, leaving us vulnerable. China has emerged as a regional power with forceful A2/AD capabilities. They use advanced missiles and defense systems to deter U.S. military operations in the Asia-Pacific. China relies on an intricate network of air and missile defense platforms for area denial. They continue to improve their capabilities, including anti-satellite weapons. The U.S. is recognizing the threat posed by China's A2/AD capabilities and taking countermeasures. These include enhanced joint force cooperation improved air and missile defense technologies Understanding A2/AD is crucial in navigating the challenges posed by advanced regional powers. Stay informed and prepared.
Anti-Access and Area – Denial or A2/AD, has been used to refer to war-fighting strategies focused on preventing an opponent from operating military forces near, into or within a contested region.
A Estratégia A2/AD que o Brasil precisa implementar para impedir uma invasão sobre a Amazônia e o pré-sal. A estratégia chamada de Anti-Access and Area Denial, mais conhecida pelo acrônimo A2/AD, e que significa Anti Acesso e Negação de Área. Como o nome sugere, esta estratégia é dividida em duas fases.: Com Antiacesso A2, sendo a estratégia de impedir ou retardar o acesso do adversário ao seu litoral, e no caso dos porta-aviões inimigos, seria fazer com que eles operassem o mais longe possível do objetivo, dificultando o uso das suas aeronaves na área de operações. Já Negação de área - AD: é quando o inimigo consegue chegar na área de operações, mas a força defensora tem meios para retardar e dificultar a liberdade de manobra dos navios inimigos, e até mesmo afundá-los. Uma rede A2/AD é formada por uma série de equipamentos militares como navios e aeronaves de patrulha naval, radares e sobretudo sistemas de lançamento de mísseis anti navio operados por artilharia de costa, os sistemas de lançamento terrestres de mísseis anti navio, geralmente disparados de uma plataforma de lançamento montada sobre um veículo militar, são o equipamento central de uma rede A2/AD, justamente porque um míssil antinavio montado sobre uma plataforma terrestre móvel, como um caminhão militar 6x6, é muito mais difícil de ser localizado pelo inimigo antes de seu disparo, quase impossível, já uma fragata ou uma aeronave de patrulha naval armadas ou não com mísseis antinavio, brilham nos radares inimigos. Além de serem mais furtivos, é muito mais barato adquirir vários sistemas de mísseis anti navio montados sobre caminhões militares, do que adquirir várias aeronaves, corvetas ou fragatas para disparar os mísseis antinavio. E justamente por tudo isso, ou seja, serem mais furtivos e mais baratos, que um sistema A2/AD, é ao lado dos submarinos, a arma mais importante de um país com um marinha menor, quando quer manter longe de seu litoral, a gigantescas e poderosas marinhas invasoras. Na atual guerra entre Rússia e Ucrânia, vemos que apesar deste último país não ter uma rede A2/AD amplamente consolidada, mas ainda assim, os mísseis antinavio Neptune da artilharia de costa ucraniana, já conseguiram afundar dois importantes navios russos, e são a única arma que está literalmente impedindo um desembarque anfíbio de fuzileiros russos sobre a importante cidade de Odessa. Com tudo isso, entendemos que com um litoral tão gigantesco, com uma extensão de 7.491km, e com uma Marinha do Brasil que tem historicamente grandes dificuldades de receber do governo os recursos financeiros necessários para implementar uma verdadeira marinha de águas azuis, então seria extremamente importante que o Brasil, através do Exército Brasileiro, e até mesmo através do Corpo de Fuzileiros Navais, que implementasse em todo o litoral brasileiro uma ampla rede A2/AD, que possibilitaria defender nosso litoral, mantendo navios inimigos afastados dele, mesmo que a Esquadra de superfície viesse a pique contra uma marinha inimiga mais numerosa e poderosa, a mesma situação que está acontecendo na Ucrânia. Ainda que o sistema não fosse implementado em toda a costa, que fosse pelo menos implementado nas áreas que podem gerar maior cobiça internacional, como no litoral dos Estados do Pará e do Amapá, onde está a foz do Rio Amazonas, a porta de entrada natural da Amazônia brasileira, e aquela área compreendida entre os litorais de Santa Catarina e Espírito Santo, onde estão as gigantescas jazidas de petróleo do pré-sal. Olá combatentes! Eu sou o Luiz Henrique, veterano das forças armadas e criador de conteúdo do canal Top Militar LHB, siga-me nas redes sociais do canal através dos links abaixo: Instagram: 🤍 Canal Telegram: 🤍 Grupo de conversas sobre Defesa no Telegram 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Contato para parcerias: E-mail: lhbrevistaeletronica🤍gmail.com Whatzapp: (21) 981668482 Agora você que curte os vídeos patriotas do canal Top Militar LHB, pode se tornar nosso aliado, fazendo doações voluntárias para ajudar na continuidade do nosso trabalho, que além de patriotismo, demanda também tempo, esforço e investimento, nos apoie através da chave PIX: chavetopmilitarlhb🤍gmail.com Conheça as playlists do canal: 🤍 #marinha #exercito #fab
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Very quick orientation to the concept of Information Warfare (INFOWAR) and how it fits into the concept of A2/AD. Netflix the Social Dilemma Trailer: 🤍
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A2AD Buk1 Buk2 Buk3 A-2:A-D significa "Anti-Access/Area Denial" en inglés, que se traduce como "Negación de Acceso y Área" en español. Este concepto se refiere a estrategias militares diseñadas para prevenir o disuadir la entrada o el movimiento libre de las fuerzas enemigas en una determinada área o región. Los sistemas A-2:A-D suelen implicar el despliegue de una combinación de capacidades, como misiles de largo alcance, sistemas de defensa aérea, minas marinas, submarinos y otras tecnologías, con el objetivo de crear una zona difícil o peligrosa para las fuerzas adversarias. En resumen, A-2:A-D busca limitar la capacidad del enemigo para acceder y operar libremente en ciertas áreas geográficas mediante el uso de diversas medidas defensivas y disuasorias. Este enfoque ha ganado relevancia en la estrategia militar moderna, especialmente en contextos geopolíticos complejos. El término "A-2:A-D" (Anti-Access/Area Denial) no se refiere a un sistema específico, sino a una estrategia militar que combina varios elementos para negar o dificultar el acceso y la movilidad del enemigo en una determinada área. Algunos de los componentes que podrían incluirse en un sistema A-2:A-D son: 1. Sistemas de Misiles: - Misiles de largo alcance para atacar objetivos en el aire, en la superficie o incluso en el espacio. 2. Sistemas de Defensa Aérea: - Sistemas diseñados para detectar y derribar aeronaves enemigas, incluyendo aviones y drones. 3. Minas Marinas y Submarinos: - Uso de minas marinas para crear barreras en aguas estratégicas. - Submarinos para amenazar a los buques enemigos y controlar áreas submarinas. 4. Capacidades Electrónicas: - Guerra electrónica para interferir con las comunicaciones y sistemas de navegación del enemigo. 5. Artillería de Largo Alcance: - Cañones y cohetes de largo alcance para atacar objetivos terrestres en profundidad. 6. Capacidades Cibernéticas: - Operaciones cibernéticas para interrumpir sistemas de mando y control enemigos. 7. Integración de Inteligencia y Vigilancia: - Sistemas avanzados de inteligencia, vigilancia y reconocimiento para monitorear las actividades enemigas. 8. Infantería y Fortificaciones: - Tropas terrestres y estructuras defensivas para controlar y proteger áreas estratégicas. Es importante señalar que la combinación exacta de estos elementos dependerá del entorno geográfico, las amenazas percibidas y los recursos disponibles. Los sistemas A-2:A-D son parte de la evolución estratégica en respuesta a los avances tecnológicos y los cambios en la naturaleza de los conflictos militares.
Gen. Ron Fogleman, USAF Ret., 15th US Air Force chief of staff and 2017 Air Force Association Lifetime Achievement award recipient, discusses how lessons learned during the Vietnam War shaped the future of anti-access area denial (also known as A2AD) during an excerpt from a wide-ranging Sept. 18, 2017, interview at the association’s 2017 Air, Space & Cyber conference and trade show near Washington. Defense & Aerospace Report’s coverage is sponsored by L3 Technologies and Leonardo DRS, and this interview is in partnership with the Air Force Association.
China's Evolving A2AD Strategy: Post 9/11 Shifts and Geopolitical Implications • China's Evolving A2AD Strategy • Discover how China's A2AD strategy has transformed after 9/11, with emphasis on asymmetric warfare, expanded missile capabilities, cyber and electronic warfare, naval strategies, and strategic partnerships. Gain valuable insights into geopolitical dynamics and potential future conflicts.
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Capt. Sam Tangredi, PhD, USN Ret., a US Naval War College professor, discusses the importance of deterring China, how the US can use anti-access area denial (or A2AD) to gain strategic control in the South China Sea, aircraft carriers' significance to the US Navy and more during a February 2018 interview with Defense & Aerospace Report Editor Vago Muradian at the AFCEA International/USNI WEST 2018 conference in San Diego. Our coverage was sponsored by Leonardo DRS.
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Há mais de uma década analistas e estrategistas navais norte-americanos cunharam o termo Anti Access/ Area Denial (A2/AD) como sendo a grande estratégia chinesa para inviabilizar uma intervenção combinada da US Navy e da US Air Force nos mares da periferia da República Popular da China. A2/AD seria a resposta chinesa ao novo "American way of war" inaugurado nas duas Guerras do Golfo nas décadas de 1990 e 2000. Neste cenário, plataformas aéreas e navais dos EUA, posicionadas em segurança fora do território inimigo, usaram mísseis de cruzeiro para destruir a capacidade militar e principalmente de Comando e Controle (C2) do Iraque de Saddam Hussein. A indispensável invasão terrestre, e/ou anfíbia, assim apenas ocorreria, em segurança e com mínimas perdas, depois da capacidade defensiva do inimigo ser dizimada. Segundo os americanos a "A2/AD" chinesa seria uma teia complexa de meios defensivos variados (navios, submarinos, minas, misseis antinavio de cruzeiro E balísticos, etc) usados de forma coordenada para afastar da costa e inviabilizar a presença no mar das plataformas lançadoras dos EUA dos alvos chineses na costa. Em seu livro "Anti Access Warfare" de 2013, Sam Tangredi levou essa filosofia para além dos bancos da Naval Warfare School conquistando não somente reconhecimento acadêmico mas muitas críticas, inclusive de acadêmicos chineses. E no nosso caso: a longa costa brasileira é muito longa e disposta diante do amplo e desimpedido Oceano Atlântico Sul. Será este um ambiente favorável para a aplicação do ideário A2/AD, exatamente como são os relativamente pequenos mares interiores chineses? Para discutir isso recebemos o CMG Alexandre Tito, instrutor de Jogos de Guerra da Escola de Guerra Naval da Marinha do Brasil e dono do ótimo site "Tito Geopolítica", não perca, esta será uma grande discussão!
Connect with us on Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Keeping the B-52 alive - defending in A2AD environments. One of the primary ways to defend B-52 bombers during operations is through the use of fighter jets as escorts. These fighter jets can provide protection for the bombers by intercepting incoming threats and engaging in air-to-air combat. Another way to defend B-52 bombers is through the use of surface-to-air missiles (SAMs). These missiles are typically mounted on ground-based platforms or on ships and are used to intercept and destroy incoming aircraft or missiles. B-52 bombers can also be equipped with electronic countermeasures (ECM) systems to defend against radar-guided missiles. ECM systems use a variety of techniques, such as emitting false radar signals or jamming enemy radar, to confuse or deceive incoming threats. Another option for defending B-52 bombers is the use of air-to-air missiles (AAMs). These missiles are typically carried by fighter jets or mounted on the bombers themselves and are used to engage and destroy enemy aircraft. B-52 bombers can also be protected by the use of air defense artillery (ADA) systems. These systems, which include guns and cannons, are typically mounted on ground-based platforms and are used to engage and destroy incoming aircraft or missiles. Another method of defending B-52 bombers is through the use of chaff and flare dispensers. These dispensers release small pieces of reflective material or flares to confuse or deceive incoming missiles, making them more difficult to track and intercept. The use of early warning and control systems, such as radar and satellite-based systems, can also be effective in defending B-52 bombers. These systems can detect incoming threats at long ranges and provide timely warning to the bombers and their escorts, allowing them to take evasive action or engage the threat. Network-centric warfare (NCW) systems can also be used to defend B-52 bombers. NCW systems integrate sensors, communications, and weapons systems to provide a comprehensive picture of the battlefield and enable real-time coordination and decision-making. The use of stealth technology can also be effective in defending B-52 bombers. Stealth technology, such as radar-absorbing materials and low observable design features, can make the bombers more difficult to detect and track by enemy radar. Another option for defending B-52 bombers is the use of cyber capabilities. These capabilities can be used to disrupt or deceive enemy communications and weapons systems, making it more difficult for them to target the bombers. The use of decoys and other deception techniques can also be effective in defending B-52 bombers. These techniques, such as the use of dummy aircraft or fake electronic signals, can be used to confuse or mislead enemy forces, making it more difficult for them to identify and target the bombers. The use of electronic warfare (EW) systems can also be effective in defending B-52 bombers. EW systems use a variety of techniques, such as jamming and spoofing, to disrupt or deceive enemy communications and weapons systems. Another option for defending B-52 bombers is the use of ground-based air defense systems, such as anti-aircraft guns and missiles. These systems can be used to engage and destroy incoming aircraft or missiles at long ranges. The use of stand-off weapons, such as cruise missiles and drones, can also be effective in defending B-52 bombers. These weapons can be launched from a safe distance and used to engage and destroy enemy assets, making it more difficult for them to target the bombers. Until next time, take care. We appreciate all of our viewers and supporters. Thank you. Fair use is the right to use a copyrighted work under certain conditions without permission of the copyright owner. The doctrine helps prevent a rigid application of copyright law that would stifle the very creativity the law is designed to foster. It allows one to use and build upon prior works in a manner that does not unfairly deprive prior copyright owners of the right to control and benefit from their works. Together with other features of copyright law like the idea/expression dichotomy discussed above, fair use reconciles the copyright statute with the First Amendment.
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Entrevista al coronel de Infantería de Marina Juan López Díaz, sobre el contenido de su artículo “La Amenaza «A2-AD» vs el Concepto Air-Sea Battle”, publicado en el Cuaderno de Pensamiento Naval número 25. En el artículo, el coronel López Díaz nos expone como el avance y proliferación de las tecnologías «A2/AD» por parte de actores estado y no estado pueden provocar problemas en la aproximación de una fuerza a una zona de operaciones de forma que en el futuro esta libertad de acción no sea tan sencilla. En el caso más desfavorable los potenciales adversarios podrían cambiar las condiciones de acceso y despliegue que se han mantenido hasta la fecha: construir una potencia de combate, lograr la integración de las distintas fuerzas, realizar ensayos, y entonces llevar a cabo operaciones. Por otro lado el espacio (que incluye los medios que posibilitan las comunicaciones, los elementos de vigilancia y el posicionamiento) y el ciberespacio, que cobran cada vez más importancia, también están siendo contestados. El Cor López Díaz nos aporta una visión completa de este nuevo concepto y nos ofrece unas recomendaciones para el caso español. La Dirección de la Escuela de Guerra Naval, a través del Centro de Pensamiento Naval, consciente de la importancia que tiene para la Armada la generación del Pensamiento Naval, publica semestralmente los Cuadernos de Pensamiento Naval, dónde recoge el conjunto de ideas, opiniones y juicios sobre temas que afectan a la Armada, analiza la evolución del entorno de la Armada, y extrae las consecuencias y conclusiones oportunas y fortalece la capacidad de prospectiva de la organización: las ideas, opiniones y juicios que resultan del análisis prospectivo sirven para orientar la actividad de la Armada. - ARMADA ESPAÑOLA Síguenos en la Página oficial , Twitter, Facebook e Instagram - Página oficial: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 - Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 ¡¡¡Si te ha gustado no olvides suscribirte a nuestro canal para estar informado de todas nuestras singladuras!!!
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