the Battle Beyond-Fighting and Winning Coming War in Space: Supplemental Details - Volume 1 Space Warfighting Detailed Lists of Attack Options

Mr. Szymanski has 52 years' experience in space war policy, doctrine, strategy, surveillance, threat assessment, long-range strategic planning, & command and control. He has published/lectured over 200 times in Aviation Week, the United States, Canada, Britain, Scotland, Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Greece, Georgia, Turkey, Poland, Estonia, Cyprus, Ukraine, India, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, and Japan. He has helped the United States fight space wars over this time period (11 space wars and "incidents") and participated in 12 different space weapons programs and 5 different satellite inspector programs. Many think he is the top world expert on this subject and the first original space mercenary, much like Boba Fett, since he has helped 25 allied countries around the world fight space wars. Since he skipped both his senior years of high school and college, and graduated with three college degrees at the age of 22, and soon began working at the Pentagon for the Secretary of the Air Force, he was always the youngest person in the room on these sensitive programs for many years. Subsequently, at age 74, he is now one of the last of the original space warfighters from the 1970's-1980's.The detailed appendices in this foundational book are meant to broaden the readers' perceptions concerning space warfare. They provide finer details and offer possible options for users of space battle management systems with decision-making algorithms. It is the author's hope that these lists of detailed space warfare planning elements will be a foundation for additional discussions by practitioners of the dark art of war in the shadows of deep space. They are based on translating Joint Publication 5-0 "Joint Planning" of how the United States fights terrestrial conflicts to the military space environment. Since the main job of outer space conflicts is to support terrestrial warfighters, it is important for space and terrestrial conflict planning to possess similar terminologies and planning structures.Space Warfare Battle Management Detailed Lists Included in This Very Thorough Book:Example War Termination Criteria for SpaceExample Objectives for SpaceExample Decisive Points in SpaceExample Flexible Deterrent Options for SpaceSample Space Intelligence IndicatorsExample Space Attack IndicatorsExample Satellite Collection RequirementsExample Centers of Gravity for SpaceExample Space Warfare Desired End StatesExample Tactical Courses of Action for Space