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1.2 Maximize the survivability capability<br />
Survivability – Capability of a system to withstand a manmade hostile environment<br />
without suffering an abortive impairment of its ability to perform its designated<br />
mission. 128<br />
2. Maximize the Force Awareness capability<br />
Force Awareness: ability to maintain an accurate perception of the factors and conditions<br />
affecting the environment by detecting and processing relevant information to create a<br />
composite picture of the current situation and act on this picture to make a decision or to<br />
perform further exploration. 129<br />
2.1 Maximize the capability to detect targets<br />
Detection – Act or effect of perceiving or making contact (visual, electromagnetic,<br />
acoustic, among others) with a given target. 130 Includes ISR activities.<br />
2.1.1 In the air (see 1.1.1)<br />
2.1.2 In the surface (see 1.1.2)<br />
2.1.3 In the subsurface (see 1.1.3)<br />
2.2 Maximize the integration capability<br />
Integration – 1. Action of connecting a set of subsystems in a logical whole,<br />
so that the interactions between them are more important than their own subsystems,<br />
or that the interactions between them could generate a synergistic effect. 131<br />
2.3 Maximize the communication capability<br />
Communication – To use any means or method to convey information of any kind<br />
from one person or place to another 132 such that military components can be linked in<br />
the battlefield.<br />
128<br />
Ibid., 614.<br />
129<br />
Schleher, Electronic Warfare in the Information Age, 31.<br />
130<br />
Ministério da Defesa, MD 35-G01 Glossário das Forças Armadas, 82.<br />
131<br />
Ibid., 138.<br />
132<br />
The U.S. Department of Defense, The Dictionary of Military Terms, 92.<br />
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