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FORWARD REAR SUPPORT AREA [1 record]

Record 1 2009-08-10

English

Subject field(s)
  • Air Defence
  • Combat Support
DEF

The designated area between the airport of disembarkation and any deployed operating bases or diversion airfields that permits support elements, equipment and supplies to flow securely forward and back.

OBS

The forward rear support area is only established when necessary. For example, due to the distance between the airport of disembarkation and deployed operating bases or diversion airfields.

OBS

forward rear support area; FRSA: term, abbreviation and definition officially approved by the Aerospace Doctrine Committee (Trenton).

French

Domaine(s)
  • Défense aérienne
  • Soutien au combat
DEF

Secteur déterminé entre l'aéroport de débarquement et tout aérodrome de déroutement ou base d'opérations de déploiement permettant aux éléments, à l'équipement et aux approvisionnements de soutien de circuler librement entre ces deux extrémités.

OBS

La zone de soutien arrière avancée n'est établie qu'en cas de besoin, par exemple, en raison de la distance entre l'aéroport de débarquement et les bases d'opérations de déploiement ou aérodromes de déroutement.

OBS

zone de soutien arrière avancée; ZSAA : terme, abréviation et définition uniformisés par le Comité de la doctrine aérospatiale (Trenton).

Spanish

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