From the Threat of a Large-scale Landing to Repelling a Strategic Strike The Development of Finland s Naval Defence from the Continuation War to the 1960 s This research explains how Finland s ability to repel landing operations developed from the end of the Continuation War to 1966 when the Defence Forces adopted the territorial defence doctrine. The development of this ability is examined on the basis of war experiences, threat estimates, operational plans, procurement plans and the changes that took place in Finnish naval and coastal warfare tactics. The research method is the traditional method in history research: the research problem has been solved qualitatively by analyzing and comparing the chosen sources. The sources ar...
Since 2010 the significance of defence cooperation has increased in Europe and especially so in the ...
Abstract I analysed Finnish parties’ policies for developing sources of livelihood in Northern and ...
Military organizations need to carefully balance between the demands of normal and emergency situati...
The doctoral thesis deals with Finnish and foreign expert s analyses of Finland s military strategic...
In the late 1940s and early 1950s Finland planned to build a navy capable of anti-landing operations...
In the research on the Continuation War, interest in the events themselves had exceeded the interest...
The aftermath of the Second World War saw significant changes in the Finnish Defence Forces. The evo...
Trained for Offensive? An Appreciation on the Finnish Art of Attack in 1941 The period of 15 months...
Tutkimus pääkaupunkiseudun puolustamiseksi laadituista suunnitelmista tavoittelee ymmärrystä viime s...
Because of the general situation during the Continuation War, open sea warfare was emphasized in the...
In this chapter, we outline the historical development of the Finnish National Defence Courses. This...
Finland was in peculiar position during the Cold War – between the power blocks of east and west. Th...
Modern battlefield is characterised by strong net-centricity. Independent military systems operating...
Rescuing Finland : French Prime Minister Édouard Daladier and French aid to Finland during the Winte...
In the Finnish Defence Forces, the concept of capability is defined as the ability to achieve a desi...
Since 2010 the significance of defence cooperation has increased in Europe and especially so in the ...
Abstract I analysed Finnish parties’ policies for developing sources of livelihood in Northern and ...
Military organizations need to carefully balance between the demands of normal and emergency situati...
The doctoral thesis deals with Finnish and foreign expert s analyses of Finland s military strategic...
In the late 1940s and early 1950s Finland planned to build a navy capable of anti-landing operations...
In the research on the Continuation War, interest in the events themselves had exceeded the interest...
The aftermath of the Second World War saw significant changes in the Finnish Defence Forces. The evo...
Trained for Offensive? An Appreciation on the Finnish Art of Attack in 1941 The period of 15 months...
Tutkimus pääkaupunkiseudun puolustamiseksi laadituista suunnitelmista tavoittelee ymmärrystä viime s...
Because of the general situation during the Continuation War, open sea warfare was emphasized in the...
In this chapter, we outline the historical development of the Finnish National Defence Courses. This...
Finland was in peculiar position during the Cold War – between the power blocks of east and west. Th...
Modern battlefield is characterised by strong net-centricity. Independent military systems operating...
Rescuing Finland : French Prime Minister Édouard Daladier and French aid to Finland during the Winte...
In the Finnish Defence Forces, the concept of capability is defined as the ability to achieve a desi...
Since 2010 the significance of defence cooperation has increased in Europe and especially so in the ...
Abstract I analysed Finnish parties’ policies for developing sources of livelihood in Northern and ...
Military organizations need to carefully balance between the demands of normal and emergency situati...