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A presente investigação pretende avaliar a adequabilidade em Portugal de adotar uma opção de edificação de uma Brigada de Sustentação Logística no Exército Português, atendendo, numa ótica de benchmarking, à existência de modelos similares em Exércitos de alguns países da NATO. O objeto de estudo são as unidades logísticas do Sistema de Forças do Exército Português que poderão contribuir para edificação de tal Brigada, visando-se identificar um modelo com aplicabilidade em termos nacionais procurando edificar um apoio de serviços eficiente no espetro das operações. A metodologia materializa-se num desenho de pesquisa de caso de estudo, assente na interpretação de dados recolhidos por pesquisa documental e entrevistas semiestruturadas.
Esta investigação demonstrou que fruto da evolução da Logística nas Operações, as Brigadas de Sustentação, ou unidades similares, são uma realidade na maioria dos países da NATO. No entanto, a sua constituição adapta-se à dimensão da Componente Terrestre de cada País. Reconhece-se a necessidade de haver no Exército Português uma estrutura de Comando e Controlo das unidades afetas à Capacidade Logística da Força Terrestre, concluindo a investigação que uma unidade do tipo Brigada de Sustentação é demasiado perante o nível de ambição e dimensão da Componente Terrestre do Sistema de Forças.
This research intends to evaluate the suitability in the adoption in Portugal of an option of creating a Logistics Sustainment Brigade in the Portuguese Army, bearing in mind, from a benchmarking perspective, the existence of similar models in the Armies of some NATO countries. The object of study are the logistical units of the Portuguese Army Forces System that may contribute for such Brigade, aiming to identify a model with applicability in national terms seeking to build an efficient service support in the spectrum of operations. The methodology is materialized in a study case research design, based on the interpretation of data collected by documentary research and semi-structured interviews. This investigation proved that as a result of the evolution of Logistics in Operations, the Sustainment Brigades, or similar units, are a reality in most NATO countries. However, its composition is adapted to the dimension of each country’s Land Component. It’s recognized the need in the Portuguese Army of a Command and Control structure over the units assigned to the Land Forces’ Logistic Capacity, concluding the research that a Sustainment Brigade type unit is too much for the level of ambition and size of the Force System’s Land Component.
This research intends to evaluate the suitability in the adoption in Portugal of an option of creating a Logistics Sustainment Brigade in the Portuguese Army, bearing in mind, from a benchmarking perspective, the existence of similar models in the Armies of some NATO countries. The object of study are the logistical units of the Portuguese Army Forces System that may contribute for such Brigade, aiming to identify a model with applicability in national terms seeking to build an efficient service support in the spectrum of operations. The methodology is materialized in a study case research design, based on the interpretation of data collected by documentary research and semi-structured interviews. This investigation proved that as a result of the evolution of Logistics in Operations, the Sustainment Brigades, or similar units, are a reality in most NATO countries. However, its composition is adapted to the dimension of each country’s Land Component. It’s recognized the need in the Portuguese Army of a Command and Control structure over the units assigned to the Land Forces’ Logistic Capacity, concluding the research that a Sustainment Brigade type unit is too much for the level of ambition and size of the Force System’s Land Component.
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Brigada de sustentação Apoio de serviços NATO Exército Português Sustainment brigade Services Support Portuguese Army