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Transportation Networks in Peacekeeping: Critical Insights and Strategic Movements

Explore the role of transportation in peacekeeping operations, including defense policy and terrorism targets. Understand the costs, modes, and importance of deployment. Delve into NATO's strategic movements, key sea gates, speeds, and distances in NATO countries, with an emphasis on safety and development. Discover the significance of transportation networks and alternative solutions for future operations. Stay informed with accurate information for efficient logistics in peacekeeping settings.

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Transportation Networks in Peacekeeping: Critical Insights and Strategic Movements

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  1. “Transportation Networks and Peacekeeping Operations” Lt Col Attila Horváth CSc

  2. Field of Researches • Transportation and defence policy, • Critical infrastructures protection, • Targets of the terrorism, • Environmental and security policy.

  3. Cost of deployment According to Operation Counter Strike: • By air: $ 75 million • By sea: $ 9,5 million • By combine (air and sea): $ 36million

  4. Mode of Transportation • Land (rail, road, inland-water, pipeline), • Air, • Sea. Questions: What? Where? Wherewith? How long? How any/much? • Demands: • Operation • Financial

  5. Principles of NATO Strategic Movments APOE APOD SPOD SPOE Forward Base Host nation Home Base Asambel Area Area of Operation Cargo PAX

  6. Why was it Important? • characteristic of peacekeeping operations, • conditions of geographical, • development of transportation networks • safety

  7. Sea Gates of NATO Countries

  8. 75 km 2.15 Hrs 35 km/Hrs 90 km 10 Hrs 10 km/Hrs 105 km 2 Hrs 75 km/Hrs 66 km 4.5 Hrs 15 km/Hrs 170 km 4.5 Hrs 35 km/Hrs 65 km 1.30 Hrs 50 km/Hrs 72 km 1.15Hrs 65 km/Hrs 67 km 3 Hrs 25 km/Hrs 295 km 14 Hrs 20 Km/Hrs 130 km 7 Hrs 20 Km/Hrs Feyzabad 108 km 1.5 Hrs 70 km/Hrs 140 km 8 Hrs 20 km/Hrs 171 km 4 Hrs 40 km/Hrs 124 km 2 Hrs 60 km/Hrs 220 km 5 Hrs 40 km/Hrs 120 km 8 Hrs 15 km/Hrs 48 km 1.5 Hrs 30 km/Hrs 325 km 18 Hrs 15-20 km/Hrs 130 km 5 Hrs 25 km/Hrs 270 km 12.5 Hrs 20 km/Hrs 353 km 11.5 Hrs 30 km/Hrs 127 km 10 Hrs 15 km/Hrs 125 km 3 Hrs 40 km/Hrs 70 km 6 Hrs 15 km/Hrs 196 km 7 Hrs 30 km/Hrs 105 km 3 Hrs 35 km/Hrs 465 km 8 Hrs 60 km/Hrs 215 km 11 Hrs 20 km/Hrs 90 km 7 Hrs 15 km/Hrs 174 km 6 Hrs 30 km/Hrs The estimated speed and time is based on good weather conditions. Wet weather and snow will alter these times. 240 km 8 Hrs 30 km/Hrs Source: ISAF HQ

  9. 3800m 1800m 600m SALANG KABUL PeK 31 kms from Kabul Salang pass PRT PeK Camp Pannonia Distance: 250 km (12h) Pictures: WO Gy Zupkó, HDF PRT

  10. Conclusion • correct informations for transportation networks, • development • alternative solutoin

  11. New hot spots and AORs for the HDF in the close future

  12. Thank you for your attention!

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