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Obuses Autopropulsados versus Rebocados. Estudo de caso sobre a Aquisição de um Sistema de Armas de Artilharia de Campanha para a Brigada de Intervenção
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Portugal, enquanto membro da North Atlantic Treaty Organization, uma das
maiores organizações mundiais, deverá estar em condições de cumprir com os
compromissos assumidos, em especial, garantindo que as suas unidades em termos de
armamento e equipamento cumprem os objetivos estabelecidos enquanto membro da
aliança. Por isso, é importante que se acompanhe a evolução do armamento, para que
sejamos ao mesmo tempo um parceiro credível e estejamos dotados de meios que
permitam garantir a integridade do nosso território.
O presente trabalho de Investigação Aplicada tem o propósito de fazer incidir o
estudo sobre a Artilharia de Campanha das Forças Médias e encontra-se subordinado ao
tema “Obuses Autopropulsados versus Rebocados. Estudo de caso sobre a Aquisição de
um Sistema de Armas de Artilharia de Campanha para a Brigada de Intervenção”, tendo
surgido com a necessidade do reequipamento do Grupo de Artilharia de Campanha da
Brigada de Intervenção, em virtude desta unidade não estar em condições de cumprir com
os requisitos operacionais que são exigidos pelos atuais Ambientes Operacionais. Este
estudo reveste-se de acrescida importância, numa altura em que a Lei de Programação
Militar acabou de ser revista.
É neste âmbito que surge a investigação, que consiste em analisar os principais
Sistemas de Armas, Autopropulsados e Rebocados, existentes no mercado internacional,
confrontando quatro sistemas de armas, dois Rebocados e dois Autopropulsados, com os
requisitos operacionais definidos para a Brigada de Intervenção, com base nos Targets
NATO, pretendendo-se no final chegar a uma alternativa sustentada para a substituição do
Obus M114.
Abstract Portugal, as a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, one of the world largest organizations, should be able to meet its commitments to ensure that its military units meet the goals set out in terms of weapons and equipment. So it is important to monitor the arms development to ensure that we are a reliable partner and that we have means to secure the integrity of our territory. This Applied Research Work entitled "Self-propelled Howitzers versus Towed. Case study on the acquisition of a Field Artillery Weapon System to the Intervention Brigade", focuses on the Field Artillery Medium Forces. This issue is particularly relevant once this unit may not be in a position to fulfil its operational liabilities that are required by the current Operatinal Environments. This study is very important at a time when the Armed Forces Planning and Regulation Law has just been revised. This research seeks to analyse major Weapons Systems, Self-Propelled and Towed, that exist in the international market, comparing four weapons systems, two Towed and two Self-Propelled, with the operational requirements defined to the Intervention Brigade, based on NATO Targets, aiming to reach a sustainable alternative to replace the M114 howitzer.
Abstract Portugal, as a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, one of the world largest organizations, should be able to meet its commitments to ensure that its military units meet the goals set out in terms of weapons and equipment. So it is important to monitor the arms development to ensure that we are a reliable partner and that we have means to secure the integrity of our territory. This Applied Research Work entitled "Self-propelled Howitzers versus Towed. Case study on the acquisition of a Field Artillery Weapon System to the Intervention Brigade", focuses on the Field Artillery Medium Forces. This issue is particularly relevant once this unit may not be in a position to fulfil its operational liabilities that are required by the current Operatinal Environments. This study is very important at a time when the Armed Forces Planning and Regulation Law has just been revised. This research seeks to analyse major Weapons Systems, Self-Propelled and Towed, that exist in the international market, comparing four weapons systems, two Towed and two Self-Propelled, with the operational requirements defined to the Intervention Brigade, based on NATO Targets, aiming to reach a sustainable alternative to replace the M114 howitzer.
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Obuses Rebocados Autopropulsados Ambiente Operacional Requisitos Operacionais
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Academia Militar. Direção de Ensino