Keywords
base
warehouse
ammunition
fail safe
storage of missiles and ammunition, open storage area
organization of security and defense
daily life and official activities
fire safety
counteraction to sabotage and terrorist attacks
rocket and artillery weapons
ground-type storage
How to Cite
Abstract
The article deals with the main results of the interim report for 2019 of the research work “Development of a methodology for establishing the conformity of actions (inactions) of officials with the requirements of regulatory documents on the organization of storage of missiles and ammunition and other means of destruction at arsenals, bases and warehouses” on the implementation of the activity of the troops (forces) of the Alliance’s military standards, the definition of the subject, object, main tasks and indicative list of issues of military expertise on the study of storage organization of missiles and ammunition.
Application of the methodology relates to the research of the following issues:
– the formation of arsenals, bases and warehouses; planning and organizing of daily life tasks and official activities; security and defense organization; countering sabotage and terrorist attacks; fire safety; storage of missiles and ammunition; fail safe;
– determining the causal link between the actions (inactions) of the officials of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, other forces formed in accordance with the laws of the military forces, law enforcement agencies of the security and defense sector to the current legislation (functional duties, instructions).
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