CHALLENGES AT NATIONAL LEVEL REGARDING ENHANCED MILITARY MOBILITY CAPACITY IN THE FRAMEWORK OF IMPLEMENTING THE MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS CONCEPT Cover Image

CHALLENGES AT NATIONAL LEVEL REGARDING ENHANCED MILITARY MOBILITY CAPACITY IN THE FRAMEWORK OF IMPLEMENTING THE MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS CONCEPT
CHALLENGES AT NATIONAL LEVEL REGARDING ENHANCED MILITARY MOBILITY CAPACITY IN THE FRAMEWORK OF IMPLEMENTING THE MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS CONCEPT

Author(s): Ionela Cătălina MANOLACHE
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, Security and defense, Military policy
Published by: Carol I National Defence University Publishing House
Keywords: military mobility; multi-domain operations; civil-military cooperation; operational domains; intergovernmental approach.
Summary/Abstract: The way conflicts are handled has changed significantly today compared to the image we have of them from a century ago, for example. We can already state that some concepts, such as “joint”, have been replaced, and multi-domain operations seem to be a more effective alternative and a much better adapted response to current threats. However, the combat force continues to play an essential role in military actions, and their deployment in key locations in the area of operations remains a challenge that requires quick responses from both military and civilian leaders. Considering the current security situation, this paper aims to address the topic of military mobility from the perspective of multi-domain operations’ implementation at the NATO level and to identify support needs at the national level for optimizing the force deployment process.

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