Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance For The Future Australian Defence Force (2009) By Travis Hallen
 
This Chief of the Defence Force (CDF) Fellowship Paper, Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance for the Future Australian Defence Force, describes an airborne intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) concept designed to meet the needs of the future force envisioned in Joint Operations for the 21st Century, the Australian Defence Force’s (ADF) Future Joint Operating Concept (FJOC). The prominence of ISR in current military discourse is a clear reflection of its growing importance in enabling operational success in the increasingly complex environments in which the ADF is called upon to operate. This paper’s innovative, yet practical examination of airborne ISR in the future, networked force complements and expands upon the ADF’s strategy and capability development documents, to provide an aim point to direct the development of airborne ISR. It is through concurrent technological, conceptual and procedural innovation that the ADF will ensure it is positioned to meet the challenges and capitalise on the opportunities of the future.
 
Soft Cover
84 Pages
In Good Condition