Subject description
- historical development of warfare and military sciences;
- war, military operations, armed conflicts;
- warfighting environments,
- the doctrines of the land, air and naval forces and the principles of operation of the joint tactical unit
- land warfare; the concept of combat operations of platoon, troops, battalions, independently and within a unit of the joint tactical level;
- military capabilities and armament systems
The subject is taught in programs
Objectives and competences
The students learn abstract thinking and gain knowledge to solve tactical tasks in combat and non-combat operations, and to critically evaluate and plan the use of military capabilities and armamnent systems.
Teaching and learning methods
- Lectures
- Seminars
- Tutorials
The exercises are carried out according to plan:
40h: Lab. computer (10 students / group).
Expected study results
Upon successful completion of the course, students will know:
- to explain basic ideas and concepts from the contents of basic military sciences (tactics, military geography, military technologies) and the development of military practice,
- analyze and evaluate the operating environment of military units;
- analyze military capabilities and armament systems;
- use combat modelling methods at the tactical level;
Basic sources and literature
- Furlan, B. (2006). Bojno delovanje : skripta. Ljubljana: Poveljstvo za doktrino, razvoj, izobraževanje in usposabljanje.
- Humar, D. (1996). Pehotna (gorska, motorizirana) četa-vod : taktični priročnik za bojevanje. Uprava za razvoj.
- Škerbinc, M., Božič, D., Zakrajšek, P., & Petek, A. (2007). Lahki pehotni (motorizirani) bataljon : navodilo. Poveljstvo za doktrino, razvoj, izobraževanje in usposabljanje;
- Priročnik za poveljnike oddelkov, MORS, Ljubljana, 1998;
- Žabkar, A. (2007). Pehotna oborožitev in oprema : stanje in smeri razvoja. Defensor.
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