Forms of tactical-forensic complexes

The term "tactical complexes" has become established in science. A number of forensic scientists understand it as a complex combination of several tactical and operational combinations. Others point out that tactical operations combine complexes of procedural and/or non-procedural actions. Another group of scholars uses the term "tactical complex" in scientific discourse as a generic concept and, within this approach, already distinguishes two types of such complexes: tactical operations and combinations. According to the author, this approach is the most comprehensive and reflects modern views on the development of the doctrine of tactical operations and combinations. The author has studied semantic approaches to the concept of "form." By comparing these with the features of tactical complexes, the author has concluded that the meaning of the form of tactical complexes should be understood as their external manifestation, which is precisely tactical operations and combinations. The author declares no conflicts of interests.

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