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Intelligence Report: Air Warfare Doctrine for Russian Air Force #9

Open 132ndNeck opened 4 years ago

132ndNeck commented 4 years ago

We should have a doctrine for how the Russian Air Force fights.

abeardedbear commented 4 years ago

About this, I wonder if I need to ask you privately and form a report, or gather pieces of information throughout the campaign and collect an ever-growing file.

132ndNeck commented 4 years ago

This is intended to be done before the campaign. This is part of basic intelligence that we have and can use for all planning. The work during the campaign will be different, and I will invite to a group to do the intelligence during the campaign. I will provide more details for that part once we are closer to the actual campaign.

Then during the campaign one can , based on this doctrine, interpret actions and reports during the campaign and come with assessment on what is actually happening.

abeardedbear commented 4 years ago

Do you want me to gather real-life information about all the points, or should I provide my proposal and or produce an educated guess?

132ndNeck commented 4 years ago

An educated guess, adjusted for DCS (making sure it works for us for a gameplay perspective), while keeping an eye on unclassified real worl information is the approach I have done for the generic enemy order of battle, I referenced in discord: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/685094898315427840/685435267904962560/VIS_-_Generic_Order_of_Battle.pdf

And if we make it a collabarative process, then we can do it together, so I will help with inputs and adjustments aswell

abeardedbear commented 4 years ago

There are some good analysis after the 2008 georgian war, if we have the timeline roughly in that timeframe I can dig stuff up

132ndNeck commented 4 years ago

Some sources that can be useful (have not looked at them all)

abeardedbear commented 4 years ago

Russian_Air_Force_doctrine_and_OOB.pdf

Sources 2008 Russo Georgian war analysis, I've read many, this is one of them https://warontherocks.com/2018/09/russian-performance-in-the-russo-georgian-war-revisited/

Personal knowledge, and educated guesses after years of passion for this kind of topics.

Tom Clancy's Red Storm

abeardedbear commented 4 years ago

The OOB is lacking at the moment, just because we can just come up with whatever numbers and squadrons. I can create some of them, but we may want to decide in terms of campaign design what kind of enemy we want to face, in numbers and type

132ndNeck commented 4 years ago

Great work! Yes, we need to come up with some specific numbers.

What we can do is to divide it into "strategic assets", which may not necessarily be based on the current map (strategic bombers etc).

And tactical assets, in the region. Which then can be based in wings and squadrons on the different airfields in the theater.

abeardedbear commented 4 years ago

https://drive.google.com/open?id=12-9JbGCFe3Gfh-tsJb8qR1JX-3VGZZLOqbCov8pxelc

Let's see if you can jump into this document and edit it

132ndNeck commented 4 years ago

Needed to ask for access (done that now)

abeardedbear commented 4 years ago

https://docs.google.com/document/d/12-9JbGCFe3Gfh-tsJb8qR1JX-3VGZZLOqbCov8pxelc/edit

Now whoever has the link can access

abeardedbear commented 4 years ago

I have added some units on the OOB, This is the first proposal, I don't know if they are too much, too few, if the quality of them is too high or not.

There are 60 fighters in total, considering a 80% readiness, 48 of them are ready to use on a single night, and less the that half are ready for a scramble. 10, hot and ready on actual scramble, other 10 on a quick turn around. Fighting up to 10-20 fighters scattered through all the district [ and therefore scattered in time ] I think is a fair challange