Koncepcje operacji połączonych wobec wymagań współczesnego środowiska bezpieczeństwa

Experiences gained from recently conducted operations show that in order for the Joint Task Force (JTF) and Combined Joint Task Force (CJTF) to meet the broad and changing range of threats and face the global security needs, joint operations, integrated by common IT networks, are necessary. Combing the results achieved in all environments, e.g. on land, sea, airspace and cyber space, and enabling each armed forces’ unit to reach an entirely new level of the operation speed, joint forces can win against equivalent non-joint force. The integration o f forces for the joint operation needs is a complex problem which is connected with creating their appropriate sets to respond to the current situations and their proper transformation to face the needs of future challenges. It also has to be assumed that both the creation and transformation depend significantly on the way the military forces are organised. The greater progress in technology and doctrine development, the more visible the shortages in organisation are. Moreover, preparing joint task forces to conducting operations is the right response to the uncertainty of the global security environment. However, the combination of uncertainty and joint aspect requires an organisation that has a much quicker response capability that the one currently existing on the operational and tactical level.