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FM 42-414 C-6 Execution The potential impact of some mission-kill weapons on tactical operations means units must fully plan, coordinate, and rehearse for possible contingencies. Control Several special factors require that mission-kill weapons be employed under positive control. These factors include: • Mission-kill weapons may interfere with or be otherwise incompatible with personnel and equipment. • Some mission-kill capabilities have very long ranges and can be used in very short periods of time. • Some mission-kill effects may persist for very short periods of time. Mission-Kill Weapons at the Operational Level of War Operational objectives within a theater of war include the marshalling and sustainment of forces and materiel to conduct successful campaigns. Mission-kill operations at this level will be conducted primarily to-- • Deceive the enemy as to friendly force location, status, movement, intent, mission, or other factor. • Degrade enemy air reconnaissance systems. • Reduce the effectiveness of enemy air weapons systems. • Degrade enemy ground forces surveillance, reconnaissance, target acquisition, and fire-control systems. • Degrade enemy communications equipment. • Degrade enemy electronic warfare equipment. • Degrade or defeat mines and dud ordnance. • Degrade rear area facilities and equipment. • Degrade use of combat vehicles and aircraft. • Degrade willingness or ability of soldiers to perform their missions. Operational Advantages of Mission Kill Mission-kill capabilities offer a number of operational advantages including, but not limited to, the following: • Can create military surprise. • Can create feelings of uncertainty in opponent. • Can create feelings of lack of confidence in opponent. • Can be covert. • Can be used in day and night operations. • Forces penalties on opponent. • May defeat targets beyond the ranges of conventional weapons.
Operational Disadvantages of Mission Kill Operational disadvantages of mission kill include, but are not limited to, the following: • May require stringent command and control. • May require unique self-protection measures. • May create unique equipment or force signatures. • May interfere with some conventional systems. • Will require increased training and doctrine. • May not be useful in all weather. MISSION-KILL SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FM 42-414 Mission-kill usage or operations must be sensitive to its intent. These performances depend on purpose, practice, or procedure. Mission-kill applications should be taken under advisement of the following concerns: • Mission kill is not a panacea, and reliability will vary with the varying conditions of combat. • Some proposed mission-kill weapons may be scientifically interesting or possible without having any military utility. • Some operationally conceived mission-kill applications may not be scientifically possible, practicable, or militarily useful. • Some mission-kill weapons may be effective against specific targets within a class of targets; others may be effective against a whole class of targets; and, few, if any, will be effective against all classes of targets. • Survivability of the mission-kill weapon or the weapon effect is a major consideration. • Some mission-kill effects may be most synergistic when used with conventional weapons, tactics, techniques, or procedures. • Some mission-kill weapons and effects will be incompatible with or interfere with surrounding weapons, equipment, or personnel. • Some mission-kill weapons and effects will pose an adverse impact on the environment. • Some mission-kill weapons and effects may pose unacceptable safety hazards to civilians and/or troops. • Some mission-kill weapons effects, training, or doctrine may have been studied or may be under development by other US Army agencies, other services, other government organizations, industry, or allies. • Some mission-kill weapons or protection measures may be feasible, or militarily useful, but may not be cost effective. • Legal or treaty considerations or restrictions may impact the development or use of some mission-kill systems. • Mission-kill weapons depend on means of delivery to the target and on appropriate response times. C-7
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