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In der Auseinandersetzung mit einem ebenbürtigen oder nahezu ebenbürtigen Gegner besteht  immer eine unmittelbare Gefahr von feindlichem indirektem Feuer als Reaktion auf eigenen Mörser- oder Artillerieeinsatz. Radare und Drohnen in allen Varianten dienen dabei als effektive Hilfsmittel bei der Bereitstellung von Zielinformationen um solche Bekämpfungszyklen einzuleiten.

Um der Bedrohung durch gegnerisches indirektes Feuer zu begegnen, muss das dänische Heer die Einsatzdoktrin für den Einsatz seiner schweren Mörser-Systeme wie folgt ändern:

  • protection of soldiers even during firefights;
  • Protection of the troops (when not firing) against reconnaissance using enemy drones and other reconnaissance means in every possible way,
  • shortest possible exposure of the system during the firefight,
  • loosen up the fire unit as much as possible during the firefight to make them less attractive as targets,
  • Leaving the firing position immediately after the last shot.

This isn't new wisdom, but it's more relevant than ever since 2014, after a series of case studies from Ukraine showed what can happen when you use your mortars or artillery systems static for a long period of time.

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