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131732
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2014.
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India's defence research and development organization (DRDO) has conducted the long delayed fist fight test of its indigenously developed Astra beyond visual range (BVR) air to air missile
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ID:
017802
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April 2000.
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Description |
33-52
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ID:
021877
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May 2002.
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Description |
23-30
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ID:
024469
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London, Royal United Service Institution, 1970.
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Description |
34p.
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
004738 | 341.72/HAN 004738 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
161348
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In analysing trends in Chinese defence engagement and their impact on defence development in African states, it is important to consider both China's changing policy priorities and its capabilities for the provision of defence support. China's international ambitions and its economic development contribute to its emergence as a key supporter of defence capability development in Africa, occupying a crucial niche as a provider of support, particularly arms transfers, appropriate to evolving local requirements. The economic and politico-military imperatives driving China's engagement of Africa, which stem from its economic reforms and re-emergence as a great power, are facilitating defence modernisation by accelerating the introduction of modern arms in substantial quantities. The commercial importance of arms exports and the growing importance of strategic ties strongly situate China to help sustain processes of defence capability development in African states over the long term.
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ID:
189978
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ID:
007318
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Publication |
May 2000.
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Description |
53-66
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ID:
125888
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Publication |
2012.
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Summary/Abstract |
The development of an electromagnetic aircraft catapult for the US Navy's next aircraft carrier has seems the technology move from the realms of laboratory physics into an engineering reality.
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