The ALS system is one of the most important systems for supporting airbases which plays a significant role in maintaining airplanes, ground-based equipment, and airport equipment and communications at the Air Force level. Therefore, the main purpose of this study is to explain the technological vulnerabilities of the ALS system to future threats and provide appropriate solutions. In a descriptive-analytical and mixed-approach approach, The statistical population in this research is 70 people who are experts and managers aware of the issue during the years 1397-1396 at the headquarters of Tehran and the city of Tehran. The data gathering tool was a researcher-made questionnaire and the validity of the questionnaire was presented to the sighting of the experts, the professors of the guidance and counselor and the reliability of the questionnaire were extracted using the Cronbach's alpha coefficient of 0.885. This research concludes with the hypothesis that the potential damage to the ALS system, the lack of stability of the communication network and the weakness of the workstations and the central service provider against future threats, Using descriptive and inferential statistics, the results are analyzed and the results indicate that The vulnerabilities include the lack of interconnection with air bases, the lack of anticipation of a mobile radio communication network, the lack of backup sites, and the weakness of the facility and security due to the lack of robustness of the central server facility and the vulnerability of the enemy's electromagnetic and graphite bombs.