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Aeronáutica Aeronáutica Portada marzo 15 00_Portada marzo 13/2/17 13:08 Página 1 Revista de Aeronáutica Y ASTRONÁUTICA MARZO 2017 MARZO NÚM. 861 BlindandoBlindando loslos cieloscielos dede España:España: DACTDACT 20172017 MUTATIS, SU-34 MUTANDI Fullback cambiar lo que hay que cambiar HELICÓPTEROS EN LAS FUERZAS AÉREAS: evolución y futuro 00 Publicaciones 27/1/17 10:44 Página 1 Actores no estatales y proliferación de armas de destrucción masiva. La resolución 1540: una aportación Española PVP: 6 euros ORIALES El castillo de San Fernando de Figueras, algunas notas sobre su arquitectura PVP: 6 euros América Latina: nuevos retos en seguridad y defensa. PVP: 6 euros ADES EDIT ADE ADES EDIT D DA Claex, 25 años en vanguardia PVP: 7 euros VED O OV SECRETARÍA EDITORIALES NOVEDADES NO GENERAL TÉCNICA SUBDIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE PUBLIC CIONESA Y PPAAATRIMONIOTRIMONIO CULLTURALTURAL 145 Sumario 861.qxp_Sumario nº 763 21/2/17 9:05 Página 145 Sumario Sumario Sumario Sumario Sumario dossier XXVI SEMINARIO INTERNACIONAL CÁTEDRA ALFREDO KINDELÁN «HELICÓPTEROS EN LAS FUERZAS AÉREAS: EVOLUCIÓN Y FUTURO»...........177 ORGANIZACIÓN Y DESARROLLO EN EL SEMINARIO Por CARLOS PÉREZ SALGUERO, teniente coronel del Ejército del Aire ....................178 «HELICÓPTEROS, EVOLUCIÓN Y FUTURO». PRINCIPALES RESULTADOS DEL GRUPO DE TRABAJO Por JOAQUÍN AGUIRRE ARRIBAS, comandante del Ejército del Aire ..........................189 HELICÓPTEROS, UN CAMBIO DE ÉPOCA Por IGNACIO Mª PEDROSA REY, general del Ejército del Aire..................................193 HELICÓPTEROS EN LAS FUERZAS AÉREAS. UNA VISIÓN DE LA INDUSTRIA Por JOSÉ Mª RUBIO MERINO ............................................................................198 Nuestra portada: Helicópteros, objeto de estudio en la Cátedra Kindelán. DACT-2017 REVISTA La eficacia de las operaciones DE AERONÁUTICA aéreas se basa en un continuo plan de entrenamiento y adiestramiento de la fuerza, que además debe Y ASTRONÁUTICA combinarse lo más posible con la proyección de las NÚMERO 861. MARZO 2017 unidades implicadas. artículos MUTATIS MUTANDI Por CARLOS MARTÍNEZ GIMENO, teniente coronel del Ejército del Aire ..............160 BLINDANDO LOS CIELOS DE ESPAÑA: EJERCICIO DACT-2017 Por JULIO MAÍZ SANZ ..................................................................................165 MANTENIMIENTO DE SOFTWARE AERONÁUTICO EN EL EA. APLICACIÓN A RPAS Por FERNANDO AGUIRRE ESTÉVEZ, teniente coronel del Ejército del Aire .............171 TESS: EL SUCESOR DE KEPLER Por MANUEL MONTES PALACIO ......................................................................205 EL SU-34 FULLBACK Por JAVIER SÁNCHEZ-HORNEROS PÉREZ ............................................................212 FORMAR PARA SALVAR VIDAS Por ARMANDO J. MUNAYCO SÁNCHEZ, comandante del Ejército del Aire ..........220 INTEGRAR LA PREVENCIÓN EN EL SISTEMA DE GESTIÓN Por JUAN FERNÁNDEZ LÓPEZ, capitán del Ejército del Aire ...............................222 Mantenimiento de software secciones aeronáutico en el EA. Aplicación a RPAs Editorial .....................................147 Aunque el EA ha Aviación Militar ..........................148 adquirido una Aviación Civil.............................151 amplia experiencia Industria y Tecnología...............153 en el mantenimiento del software Espacio .....................................155 perativo, el Panorama de la OTAN..............158 advenimiento de los RPAs debe contem- Recomendamos ........................226 plar nuevas Noticiario ...................................227 implicaciones en El Vigía......................................233 esta materia, a tenor de las diferencias Nuestro Museo..........................236 existentes con la Internet ......................................238 aviación tradicional. Bibliografía ................................240 REVISTA DE AERONÁUTICA Y ASTRONÁUTICA / Marzo 2017 145 146 Mancheta Marzo_Mancheta 20/2/17 14:20 Página 146 NORMAS DE COLABORACIÓN Puede colaborar con la Revista de Aeronáutica y Astronáutica toda persona que lo desee, siempre que se atenga a las siguientes normas: 1. Los artículos deben tener relación con la aeronáutica, la astronáutica, las fuerzas Director: Coronel: armadas en general, el espíritu militar, o cuyo contenido se considere de interés para los [email protected] Saura Cegarra miembros del Ejército del Aire. Consejo de Redacción: 2. Tienen que ser originales y escritos especialmente para la Revista, con estilo Coronel: adecuado para ser publicados en ella. Coronel:Santiago Sánchez Ripollés Coronel: Julio Crego Lourido 3. El texto de los trabajos no puede tener una extensión mayor de OCHO folios de 32 Coronel: Rafael Fernández-Shaw líneas cada uno, que equivalen a unas 3.000 palabras. Aunque los gráficos, fotografías, Coronel: Fernando Carrillo Cremades Manuel A. Fernández-Villacañas dibujos y anexos que acompañen al artículo no entran en el cómputo de los ocho folios, Teniente Coronel: se publicarán a juicio de la Redacción y según el espacio disponible. Teniente Coronel: Roberto García-Arroba Díaz Teniente CoronelGuillermo: Cordero Enríquez Los trabajos podrán presentarse indistintamente mecanografiados o en soporte Teniente Coronel: Miguel Anglés Márquez informático, adjuntando copia impresa de los mismos. José Manuel Bellido Laprada Teniente Coronel: 4. De los gráficos, dibujos y fotografías se utilizarán aquellos que mejor admitan su Comandante:Beatriz Puente Espada Comandante:Óscar Calzas del Pino reproducción. Capitán: Ángel Hazas Sánchez Juan A. Rodríguez Medina 5. Además del título deberá figurar el nombre del autor, así como su domicilio y Redactora jefe: teléfono. Si es militar, su empleo y destino. Teniente: [email protected] Calvo Álvarez 6. Cuando se empleen acrónimos, siglas o abreviaturas, la primera vez, tras indicar su Redacción: significado completo, se pondrá entre paréntesis el acrónimo, la sigla o abreviatura Teniente: correpondiente. Al final de todo artículo podrá indicarse, si es el caso, la bibliografía o Sargento:Miguel Fernández García trabajos consultados. Adrián Zapico Esteban [email protected] 7. No se mantendrá correspondencia sobre los trabajos, ni se devolverá ningún original Secretaria de Redacción: recibido. [email protected] Maite Dáneo Barthe 8. Toda colaboración publicada será remunerada de acuerdo con las tarifas vigentes SECCIONES RAA dictadas al efecto para el Programa Editorial del Ministerio de Defensa. REDACCIÓN Y COLABORACIONES INSTITUCIONALES Y EXTERNAS 9. Los trabajos publicados representan exclusivamente la opinión personal de sus EN ESTE NÚMERO: colaboradores. AVIACIÓN MILITAR: AVIACIÓN CJuanIVIL: Carlos Jiménez 10. Todo trabajo o colaboración se enviará a: Mayorga.INDUSTRIA Y TECNOLOGÍAJosé: A. Martínez Cabeza. Julio Crego ESPACIO: PANORAMA REVISTA DE AERONÁUTICA Y ASTRONÁUTICA Lourido.DE LA OTAN Y DEVirginia LA PCSD: Bazán. Federico Yaniz Redacción, Princesa, 88 bis. 28008 - MADRID NUESTRO MUSEO: o bien a la secretaria de redacción: Velasco. EL VIGÍA: Alfredo Kindelán INTERNETCamp.: “Canario”RECOMENDAMOS Azaola.: [email protected] Roberto Plá. BIBLIOGRAFÍA: Santiago Sánchez Ripollés. Antonio Rodríguez Villena. Preimpresión: Revista de Aeronáutica y Astronáutica Impresión: INFORMACIÓN PARA LOS LECTORES Centro Cartográfico y Fotográfico Desde el primer número del año 2014, la Revista de Aeronáutica y Astronáutica está a del Ejército del Aire disposición de los lectores en la página web del Ejército del Aire y de Defensa al mismo Número normal ........................................2,10 euros tiempo que la edición papel. Suscripción anual...................................18,12 euros Acceso: Suscripción Unión Europea ...................38,47 euros Suscripción extranjero............................42,08 euros 1.– Sencillamente escribiendo en el buscador de la red: Revista de Aeronáutica y IVA incluido (más gastos de envío) Astronáutica. 2.– En internet en la web del Ejército del Aire: http://www.ejercitodelaire.mde.es SERVICIO HISTÓRICO Y CULTURAL DEL *Último número de Revista de Aeronáutica y Astronáutica (pinchando la ventana que EJÉRCITO DEL AIRE aparece en la página de inicio) INSTITUTO DE HISTORIA Y CULTURA AERONÁUTICA O bien, para el último número, pinchando en el enlace directo: Edita http://www.ejercitodelaire.mde.es/ea/pag?dDoc=53CO635E01ACB72C1257C90002EE98F – En la web del EA, en la persiana de: Cultura aeronáutica>publicaciones; se puede acceder a todos contenidos de todos los números publicados desde 1995. SECRETARÍA http://www.defensa.gob.es GENERAL 3.– En internet en la web del Ministerio de Defensa: TÉCNICA REVISTA DE AERONÁUTICA * Documentación y publicaciones > Centro de Publicaciones > Catálogo de Revistas Y ASTRONÁUTICA (Revista de Aeronáutica y Astronáutica) Histórico por año. O bien en: http://publicaciones.defensa.gob.es/revistas.html NIPO. 083-15-009-4 (edición en papel) O bien en el enlace directo: NIPO. 083-15-010-7 (edición en línea) http://publicaciones.defensa.gob.es/catalogsearch/sort-by/fecha_publicacion/sort-direction/desc? Depósito M-5416-1960 ISSN 0034 - 7.647 attr=sku_cabecera&value=all_revistas&q=ce69896b-fb63-65ab-9bdd-ff0000451707 Versión electrónica: ISSN 2341-2127 Para visualizarla en dispositivos móviles (smartphones y tabletas) descargue la nueva : 91 550 3915/14 aplicación gratuita “Revistas Defensa” disponible en las tiendas Google Play y en App Store. Director :.............................91 550 3921 Redacción 91 550 3922 91 550 3923 Suscripciones ..................91 550 3916 y Administración: Con objeto de una mejor coordinación de los artículos
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