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A '''Planetary aerospace defense''' (PAD) system is a collection of ground based elements designed to protect a planet (or part of a planet) from a space borne attack.
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A [[Planetary Aerospace Defense]] (PAD) system is a collection of ground based elements designed to protect a [[planet]] (or part of a planet) from a spacebourne attack.
Please see the following [[AAB]] articles for related information:
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* It includes surface defense (atmospheric air defense) and [[Orbital Defence]].
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* It is part of a [[COACC]] system.
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=== Library Data Referral Tree ===
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Please refer to the following [[AAB]] [[Library Data]] for more information: <br>
 
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== Description ([[Specifications]]) ==
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In general, the systems consist of an Air force, a collection of flight capable vehicles some of which are orbital capable to enagage the enemy. These forces are known as [[Close Orbit and Airspace Control Command]] (COACC) or just Aerospace Control Command (ACC).
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* The air forces are supplemented (or in some cases supplanted) by ground based weapons systems, including [[planetary defense missile]]s, [[Directed Energy Weapon|directed energy weapons]], and the highly devastating deep [[Meson Accelerator|Meson gun]] site.
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=== DEW Planetary Defense Weapons & Equipment ===
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==== DEW Air Defense Energy Artillery (ADEA) ====
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# [[Meson Weapon]]ry
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## [[Deep Site Meson Weapon]]
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## [[Meson Accelerator]]
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==== DEW Point Defense Energy Artillery (PDEA) ====
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# Point Defense Energy Artillery
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## [[TBD]]
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=== GUW Planetary Defense Weapons & Equipment ===
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==== Antiship [[Missile]]s (AS) ====
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# [[Planetary Defense Missile]] ([[PDM]])
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# [[Torpedo]]
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==== GUW Guided Missile Artillery ====
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# Cruise Missile
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# ICBM
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# [[Thunderball]]
  
== Description (Specifications) ==
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==== GUW Point Defense Missile Artillery (PDMA) ====
In general, the systems consist of an Air force, a collection of flight capable vehicles some of which are orbital capable to enagage the enemy. These forces are known as [[Close Orbit and Airspace Control Command]] (COACC) or just Aerospace Control Command (ACC).
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# Point Defense Missile Artillery
* The air forces are supplimented (or in some cases supplanted) by ground based weapons systems, including [[planetary defense missile]]s, directed energy weapons, and the highly devastating deep [[Meson Accelerator|Meson gun]] site.
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## [[TBD]]
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# [[SAM]]
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## [[MANPAD]]
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### [[Light Air Defense Missile]]
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## [[Light SAM]]
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## [[Medium SAM]]
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## [[Heavy SAM]]
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## [[Superheavy SAM]]
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=== KEW Planetary Defense Weapons & Equipment ===
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==== Conventional Air Defense Artillery (ADA) ====
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# Tube Artillery
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## [[Light AAA]]
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## [[Medium AAA]]
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## [[Heavy AAA]]
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## [[Superheavy AAA]]
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==== Conventional Point Defense Artillery (PDA) ====
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# Point Defense Artillery
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## [[TBD]]
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== History & Background ([[Dossier]]) ==
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In the [[Third Imperium]] era PAD was considered the last line of defense, used only if the enemy had defeated the naval forces and [[system defense boat]]s.  
  
== History & Background (Dossier) ==
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=== Late Period History ===
In the [[Third Imperium]] era PAD was considered the last line of defense, used only if the enemy had defeated the naval forces and system defense boats. During the [[Hard Times]] era, where starships became rarer and more difficult to obtain, military strategy moved more toward utilizing the ground based forces for their defense. And once the [[Collapse]] had destroyed almost all of the remaining starships, ground based systems were all that were left.
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During the [[Hard Times]] era, where [[starship]]s became rarer and more difficult to obtain, military strategy moved more toward utilizing the ground based forces for their defense. And once the [[Collapse]] had destroyed almost all of the remaining starships, ground based systems were all that were left.
  
== References & Contributors (Sources) ==
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== References & Contributors ([[Sources]]) ==
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|S3= Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology [[User:Maksim-Smelchak|Maksim-Smelchak]] of the [[Ministry of Science]]
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Latest revision as of 15:41, 7 May 2024

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A Planetary Aerospace Defense (PAD) system is a collection of ground based elements designed to protect a planet (or part of a planet) from a spacebourne attack.

  • It includes surface defense (atmospheric air defense) and Orbital Defence.
  • It is part of a COACC system.

Library Data Referral Tree[edit]

Please refer to the following AAB Library Data for more information:

Description (Specifications)[edit]

In general, the systems consist of an Air force, a collection of flight capable vehicles some of which are orbital capable to enagage the enemy. These forces are known as Close Orbit and Airspace Control Command (COACC) or just Aerospace Control Command (ACC).

DEW Planetary Defense Weapons & Equipment[edit]

DEW Air Defense Energy Artillery (ADEA)[edit]

  1. Meson Weaponry
    1. Deep Site Meson Weapon
    2. Meson Accelerator

DEW Point Defense Energy Artillery (PDEA)[edit]

  1. Point Defense Energy Artillery
    1. TBD

GUW Planetary Defense Weapons & Equipment[edit]

Antiship Missiles (AS)[edit]

  1. Planetary Defense Missile (PDM)
  2. Torpedo

GUW Guided Missile Artillery[edit]

  1. Cruise Missile
  2. ICBM
  3. Thunderball

GUW Point Defense Missile Artillery (PDMA)[edit]

  1. Point Defense Missile Artillery
    1. TBD
  2. SAM
    1. MANPAD
      1. Light Air Defense Missile
    2. Light SAM
    3. Medium SAM
    4. Heavy SAM
    5. Superheavy SAM

KEW Planetary Defense Weapons & Equipment[edit]

Conventional Air Defense Artillery (ADA)[edit]

  1. Tube Artillery
    1. Light AAA
    2. Medium AAA
    3. Heavy AAA
    4. Superheavy AAA

Conventional Point Defense Artillery (PDA)[edit]

  1. Point Defense Artillery
    1. TBD

History & Background (Dossier)[edit]

In the Third Imperium era PAD was considered the last line of defense, used only if the enemy had defeated the naval forces and system defense boats.

Late Period History[edit]

During the Hard Times era, where starships became rarer and more difficult to obtain, military strategy moved more toward utilizing the ground based forces for their defense. And once the Collapse had destroyed almost all of the remaining starships, ground based systems were all that were left.

References & Contributors (Sources)[edit]

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