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16 OPERATIONALISING A EUROPEAN SECURITY STRATEGY Ensure Strategic Reach and Freedom of Movement • To have sufficient sea and air transport with the capacity to lift over-size loads in order to rapidly deploy land and air combat capabilities. • To enhance riverine warfare capabilities and to deny adversary’s use of waterways. • To deploy rapidly, assemble, command, project, reconstitute, and re-employ joint combat power from all domains to facilitate assured access. • To interdict air, maritime, and ground shipments of WMD, their delivery systems and related materials. • To secure WMD sites so that materials cannot be removed. • To shield critical and vulnerable systems and technologies from the effects of EMP. Ensure Support and Logistics • The likely increased frequency and duration of operations may emphasise the need to <strong>plan</strong> carefully and utilise logistic enablers to best effect and to improve synergy between stock-holding requirement and contracts with industry. This will reduce logistic risks. • To minimise logistic demand by improving the inherent reliability and ease of maintenance of equipment, and the effectiveness and efficiency of engineering and asset management processes. • To alleviate demands placed on specialist personnel. • Security issues may increase the use of joint sea-based logistics, particularly for operations where Host Nation Support is limited or where, for force protection or for political reasons, there is a need to reduce the ashore footprint. • Multi-role aircraft <strong>capability</strong> will allow deployed force packages to be smaller where coverage of multiple roles has previously required additional aircraft. Logistic support © EUFOR Tchad RCA FUTURE TRENDS FROM THE CAPABILITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
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