Proposta de sistema de comunicação rádio interoperável para operações de paz

Abstract

It presents an insight into the need for interoperability among multinational radio communications that are on a Peacekeeping Missions under the aegis of the UN. Its purpose is to alert the need to have an Interoperable Radio Communications System in view of the importance of these missions to the country and the adversities presented by this type of mission, proposing that there be an interface capable of integrating different equipment so that there may be radio communication on missions with these characteristics. For that, this article was developed, from February to August of 2018, through a bibliographical and descriptive research, also using the interview resource. In addition to material collected in the AMAN, EsAO and ECEME libraries, the research report characterizes the growing participation of Brazilian troops in peacekeeping operations since the last decade. In conclusion, the ideas expressed throughout the work are ratified: The Brazilian Army needs and will be able to operate an Interoperable Radio Communications System in Peacekeeping Missions and will not depend on any imported technology or intermediary to fulfill the missions and integrate the different troops with a totally national solution.