The basis for determining the style of joint operations

The basis for determining the style of joint operations are combat missions, enemy analysis of the terrain environment, alliance relations.

1, combat tasks: different combat tasks have different requirements for joint combat style. For example, for the assault mission, the need to quickly and efficiently complete the task, this time the air force can be used as the dominant, ground forces to provide support for the style of joint operations. For the defense mission, the need to emphasize the defensive capabilities of ground forces, this time the army can be used as the lead, the air force to provide support for the style of joint operations.

2, enemy analysis: enemy analysis can provide the enemy combat scale, equipment, combat capability and other information, so as to provide the basis for the determination of joint combat style. For example, if the enemy has a strong air power, it is necessary to focus on strengthening the air combat capability. If the enemy mainly uses ground forces to attack, it needs to focus on strengthening ground defense capabilities.

3, terrain environment: terrain environment on the choice of joint combat style also has a great impact. For example, mountains, forests and other complex terrain environment, the air force's combat capability is limited, the combat capability of the ground forces is more important, so you can use the land forces as the lead, the air force to provide support for the style of joint operations.

4, alliance relations: if the alliance relationship is close, there is good coordination and cooperation between different forces, you can use multiple military types of joint operations style.