Zgrupowania wojsk lądowych w terenie zabudowanym

Political transformations of the last decade of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century and also connected with them increase of national and international conflicts started numerous revaluations in the conceptions of military forces engagement. This led to NATO’s and European Union’s growing interest in intervention and peace operations problems within the broad term of security. This resulted in enlarging the traditional area of armed forces tasks with crisis management and peace support operations. Through a dialogue, cooperation, partnership and using selected armed forces’ components, the UN, OSCE, NATO and EU try to stabilize different countries and regions. Future war operations or below the threshold of war operations will definitely be conducted within Multinational Task Force, their foundation will make tactical groups delegated by particular countries. This awareness obliges us to be prepared as a NATO and EU member to create and effective operations within such groups in various conditions. If we take this into consideration, then it will be easier to answer the question what the land forces will be like in future. The problems of fighting in the built up area is the field of research and changes that are currently conducted in many armies in the world. Not only does this show the significance of the problem, but also causes that the adopted solutions are swiftly out-of-date. Hypothetical predictions show the need of changing the theory of fighting in the built up area, particularly relating to the land forces content and way of engagement. Solving crisis situations will be performed mainly using multinational task forces, the basis of which will be land forces groups.