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Physical Attack IW-140 College of Aerospace Doctrine, Research, and Education

Info Space The Aerospace Domain Air Air, Space and Info Ops Are Inherently Intertwined…ultimately, using Physical Attack to achieve objectives in any of these three arenas is always part of the overall single aerospace campaign….

Overview AFDD 2-5 Definition History of Physical Attack/Targeting Impact of Technology on the Targeting Process Examples

INFORMATION SUPERIORITY INFORMATION OPERATIONS AFDD 2-5 Successfully executed Information Operations achieve information superiority ISR Precision Nav & Position Other Info Collection/ Dissemination Activities PAO Weather INFORMATION-in-WARFARE exploitgain INFORMATION WARFARE DEFENSIVE COUNTERINFORMATION OFFENSIVE COUNTERINFORMATION Counter- Intelligence Information Assurance OPSEC Counter- Propaganda Counter- Deception Electronic Protect CNDPAO PSYOP Physical Attack Military Deception Electronic Warfare PAO CNA defend attack

Physical Attack AFDD is an element of an integrated IO effort … refers to the use of “hard kill” weapons against information & info systems … disrupts, damages, or destroys adversary targets through destructive power

Targeting History World War I –Little technological development Post-war years –Generic target list World War II –National Objectives Korean War Cold War Vietnam War

Targeting History Persian Gulf War –Defined targeting process –More peace-time planning –Lack of combat assessment Post-Persian Gulf War –Smart weapons targeting –Reduced force structure/capabilities

90% PROBABILITY OF HIT 2000 LB BOMB CONFLICT CEP* (FT) QUANTITY** WWII B KOREA/SEA (F-84/F-105) DESERT STORM F DESERT STORM F-117 < 10 1 * CEP = Circular error of probability, the radial distance from a point in which 50% of all bombs will land. ** Quantity = number of 2000 lb bombs required to assure 90% probability of hitting the target. Improved Delivery

Increasing Levels of Accuracy = 1 Mile660 WWII B-17 Korea / SEA F-84 / F-105 Desert Storm F-117.

Precision Navigation and Physical Attack PNP… –have enhanced accuracy of weapons and delivery platforms –provide air, land, sea, space. and info ops the capability to attack targets in sensitive areas –greatly reduces the number of aircraft and sorties required to neutralize or destroy a target

The Payoff LOW HIGH TIME Increased Cost/Complexity over Time FEW MANY TIME Bombs Needed to Meet Targeting Plan over Time

Impact? What Targets do you attack with high- valued munitions? Airpower is well suited to be instrument of choice for doing IW physical attack mission –Foxholes/Frontline Forces? –Tank Formations? –Chinese Embassies? –or Leadership, C2 and other information nodes?

When is a Physical Attack an IW Attack? Key to Physical Attack being an IW action depends on what you are going after For it to be IW, an adversary’s information or information systems must be the target of the physical attack

Potential IW Targets HQs: –NCA, Intel, Component Forces, Field & Naval HQs IADS: –HQs, Sector Operations Centers, Radars, EW/GCI, SAMS Communications: All SIGINT: All

A Short Quiz Examples of IW Physical Attack or Not?

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Info Space The Aerospace Domain Air Air, Space and Info Ops Are Inherently Intertwined…ultimately, using Physical Attack to achieve objectives in any of these three arenas is always part of the overall single aerospace campaign….

State of the World Today “Challenging US armed forces head- on is a costly and painful affair. Cyberspace may well emerge as the preferred medium in a foe’s search for strategic vulnerability.” Post Desert Storm comment by former US military senior officer