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028746
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New York, Bonanza Books, 1979.
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323p.
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079450
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Surrey, Jane's Information Group, 2007.
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923p.
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9780710628015
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085083
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34th ed.
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Surrey, Jane's Information Group, 2008.
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943p.
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9780710628343
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097983
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36th ed.
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Surrey, Jane's Information Group, 2010.
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957p.
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9780710629081, hbk
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108839
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37th ed.
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Surrey, Jane's Information Group, 2011.
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983p.
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9780710629470, hbk
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108346
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2011.
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This essay will provide an overview of the major policy positions articulated in the literature pertaining to Mexican cartel weapons origins. The four major positions related to firearms are those of the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATF), the Mexican government under the Felipe Calderón administration, US interest groups focusing on firearms regulation, and US interest groups focusing on firearms deregulation. The essay will then analyze the major sources of Mexican cartel weapons and then provide conclusions stemming from this analysis and the future trends identified. A component of this assessment will be the provision of gross estimates of the weapons sources themselves in order to show that Mexican cartel weapons origins are diverse in nature and have been increasing in sophistication over time from basic civilian arms into paramilitary and military arms. Part of the reason for this increase in sophistication has been the rise of Los Zetas which has resulted in a deadly 'arms race' taking place between the various Mexican cartels.
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098324
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2010.
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Besides equipping the infantry, a serious look also needs to be given to its
training. Use of tactical simulators for training commanders up to unit level,
support weapons and advanced infantry weapons simulators, driving and
communication simulators have to be procured and utilised to train better
educated soldiers who will be required to handle more complex weapon systems
and equipment in future. More than the shortcoming in educational standards
among the soldiers there is a lack of understanding on part of the officers for
need to train their command better and mange the time more gainfully. For this
to happen the working ethos in the Army will have to undergo a change and
senior officers will have to give a lead. Besides, a serious thought also needs to
be given to re-organisation of mountain formations to enhance their combat
capabilities which have remained unchanged for many decades. They need to
be provided with tools for better situational awareness, fire power, command
and control, manoeuvrability, better logistics and greater staying power.
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