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portada The Future of Time Sensitive Targeting (TST), Can We Really Strike While the Iron is Hot?
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
24
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
28.0 x 21.6 x 0.1 cm
Weight
0.08 kg.
ISBN13
9781502959423

The Future of Time Sensitive Targeting (TST), Can We Really Strike While the Iron is Hot?

United States Marine Corps School of Adv (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

The Future of Time Sensitive Targeting (TST), Can We Really Strike While the Iron is Hot? - United States Marine Corps School of Adv

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Synopsis "The Future of Time Sensitive Targeting (TST), Can We Really Strike While the Iron is Hot?"

Time Sensitive Targeting or TST has emerged as a buzz phrase in recent conflicts. Technology in the form of computers, high speed communications systems, precision guided munitions, and improved intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) systems offer great promise in the effort to prosecute important emerging targets in the fastest manner possible. Given the advances in technology, senior leaders have come to expect the time period from detection to engagement of a TST will decrease as a function of the technology. In fact, General John Jumper, the current Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force (USAF) believes that the USAF should be able to manage the TST problem from sensor (detection), to strike, in single digit minutes. However, technology is only part of the equation and does not address an even more important aspect of striking important time critical targets. An analysis of the current state of TST prosecution will show that technology can only go so far and we are rapidly approaching the point of diminishing returns from technological advances. An honest look at the problem shows the key to increasing the speed with which TSTs are engaged is a multi-faceted problem that requires work in three key areas. First, technological innovation can continue to shorten the time it take to acquire, confirm, and engage TSTs. Second, the problem requires a change in acceptance by senior civilian leadership that allows TSTs to be engaged decisively. Finally, the problem requires the development of joint doctrine that defines how the Untied States military will manage this capability in the future.

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