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Bellona 2/2012 SPIS TREŚ CI 1918–1950 BELLONA 1950–2007 MYŚL WOJSKOWA KWARTALNIK BELLONA Pismo naukowe wydawane przez Ministerstwo Obrony Narodowej Rocznik XCIV (VI) Nr 2/2012 (669) SPIS TREŚ CI BEZPIECZEŃSTWO Terroryzm powietrzny – wyzwaniem dla lotnictwa i jego zagrożeniem gen. dyw. rez. nawig. dr K. Załęski ............................................................................................................. 7 Zagrożenia społeczne a bezpieczeństwo Europy płk dr hab. inż. M. Wrzosek ...................................................................................................................... 21 Fundamentalizm muzułmański w Egipcie ppor. rez. dr S. Niedziela........................................................................................................................... 34 Niekonwencjonalne złoża gazu ziemnego – perspektywy poszukiwań w Polsce dr E. Kochanek ......................................................................................................................................... 49 Organy i instytucje Wspólnej Polityki Bezpieczeństwa i Obrony Unii Europejskiej ppłk mgr inż. M. Brylonek ........................................................................................................................ 58 SZTUKA WOJENNA O potrzebie studiowania, uczenia się i czytania sztuki wojennej płk dr hab. A. Polak .................................................................................................................................. 63 Zajęcie Somali Brytyjskiego przez Włochów w 1940 roku kmdr por. rez. dr hab. K. Kubiak .............................................................................................................. 83 DOŚWIADCZENIA Doświadczenia Wojsk Lądowych gen. bryg. rez. dr W. Michalski ............................................................................................................... 103 Poszukiwanie obiektów podwodnych w basenie portowym kmdr ppor. A. Grządziel .......................................................................................................................... 108 Uzawodowienie a planowanie uzupełnień mobilizacyjnych płk rez. dr inż. S. Ruman ......................................................................................................................... 119 Znaczenie informacji wywiadowczych w zwalczaniu terroryzmu płk mgr R. Jędrychowski, mjr mgr inż. P. Wojtasik................................................................................ 134 Porozumienie Berlin Plus jako element współpracy NATO z UE w dziedzinie bezpieczeństwa płk mgr inż. A. Ostrowski ........................................................................................................................ 139 EDUKACJA Edukacja patriotyczna w okresie integracji europejskiej prof. dr hab. Karol Olejnik ..................................................................................................................... 151 Postrzeganie profesji żołnierza zawodowego przez studentów wojskowych dr K. Dojwa, dr P. Turczyński ................................................................................................................. 159 Terroryzm i media w kontekście paniki moralnej mgr Maciej Ciesielski ............................................................................................................................. 172 TECHNIKA I LOGISTYKA Cybernetyczna chmura na horyzoncie kmdr rez. prof. dr hab. inż. K. Ficoń ...................................................................................................... 186 2 Kwartalnik Bellona 2/2012 SPIS TREŚ CI Możliwości finansowego wsparcia rozwoju PPO Cz. III. Programowanie zadań w ramach mobilizacji gospodarki płk dr inż. C. Sochala, mgr inż. D. Mientkiewicz, mgr inż. B. Wójtowicz, ppłk dr inż. T. Nalepa ....... 199 Polski program żołnierza przyszłości ppłk rez. dr inż. J. Dudczyk, dr inż. T. Mirosław ................................................................................... 207 Brytyjskie doświadczenia z operacji powietrznej nad Libią płk rez. dypl. nawig. J.M. Brzezina ........................................................................................................ 216 CZYTELNICY PISZĄ Muzeum męczenników wojny koreańskiej w Ankarze kmdr por. rez. dr hab. K. Kubiak ............................................................................................................ 224 RECENZJE I OMÓWIENIA Oblicza wojny. Recenzja książki M. van Crevelda: Zmienne oblicze wojny. Od Marny do Iraku. prof. dr hab. J. Płaczek ........................................................................................................................... 227 Operacje pokojowe Organizacji Narodów Zjednoczonych. Recenzja książki M. Marszałka i J.T. Limanowskiego: Operacje pokojowe Organizacji Narodów Zjednoczonych. Geneza. Struktura. Planowanie. płk rez. dr E. Jendraszczak ..................................................................................................................... 230 * * * Streszczenia w języku angielskim .......................................................................................................... 233 Warunki zamieszczania artykułów ......................................................................................................... 240 Dyrektor Wojskowego Skład i łamanie: Projekt graficzny: Instytutu Wydawniczego: Stanisław Ekert Łukasz Kaugan/caStudio Marek Sarjusz-Wolski Tłumaczenie na jęz. ang.: Skład komputerowy: tel.:+48 22 684 53 65 Anita Kwaterowska Filia WIW, ul. Kościuszki 92/98, Redaktor Naczelny: Egzemplarze czasopisma 61-716 Poznań. Wojciech Kiss-Orski są dostępne w wewnętrznym Oddano do druku adres: Wojskowy tel.: +48 22 684 02 22 kolportażu wojskowym w lutym 2012 r. Instytut Wydawniczy Redaktor prowadzący: oraz w prenumeracie. Nakład 1200 egz. Al. Jerozolimskie 97, płk rez. dr Józef Zieliński Elektroniczna wersja 00-909 Warszawa 60, tel. +48 61 857 27 74 czasopisma – na stronie: Kolportaż i reklamacje: www.polska-zbrojna.pl e-mail: [email protected] www.polska-zbrojna.pl TOPLOGISTIC e-mail: sekretariat@ [email protected] Artykuły zamieszczone tel.:+48 22 389 65 87 zbrojni.pl Opracowanie językowe: w „Kwartalniku Bellona” fax:+48 22 301 86 61 fax: +48 22 684 55 03 tel.: +48 725 880 231 są recenzowane. e-mail: [email protected] Teresa Wieszczeczyńska Projekt okładki: Druk: Drukarnia ArtDruk, Monika Siemaszko ul. Napoleona 4, 05-230 Kobyłka, i Marcin Dmowski ISSN 1897-7065 www.artdruk.com Kwartalnik Bellona 2/2012 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECURITY Air Terrorism – Challenge for and Threat to the Polish Air Force MajGen (Ret) K. Załęski, PhD .................................................................................................................... 7 Social Threats vs. Europe’s Security Col M. Wrzosek, PhD ................................................................................................................................ 21 The Islamic Fundamentalism in Egypt P/O (Ret) S. Niedziela, PhD ..................................................................................................................... 34 Unconventional Natural Gas Deposits – Current Exploration Prospects in Poland E. Kochanek, PhD ..................................................................................................................................... 49 Institutions of the EU Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP) LtCol M. Brylonek, Eng. ........................................................................................................................... 58 ART OF WAR On the Need to Study, Learn and Read about the Art of War Col A. Polak, PhD ..................................................................................................................................... 63 Occupation of British Somaliland by Italy in 1940 Cdr (Ret) K. Kubiak, PhD ......................................................................................................................... 83 EXPERIENCE The Land Forces’ Experience BrigGen (Ret) W. Michalski, PhD .......................................................................................................... 103 Searching for Underwater Objects in Port Basins LtCdr A. Grządziel ................................................................................................................................. 108 Professionalization vs. Additional Mobilization Planning Col (Ret) S. Ruman, PhD ........................................................................................................................ 119 Intelligence Data in Counteracting Terrorism Col R. Jędrychowski, MS; Maj P. Wojtasik, MS ................................................................................... 134 Berlin Plus Agreement as Element of NATO and EU Cooperation in Security Col A. Ostrowski, MS .............................................................................................................................. 139 EDUCATION Patriotic Education in Time of European Integration Karol Olejnik, Prof. ................................................................................................................................ 151 How Military Students See Military Profession K. Dojwa, PhD; P. Turczyński, PhD ....................................................................................................... 159 Terrorism and Media in the Context of Moral Panic Maciej Ciesielski, MA ............................................................................................................................. 172 TECHNOLOGY AND
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