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045527
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London, Brassey's, 1975.
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323p.
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0904609014
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009100
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June 1995.
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48-54
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190559
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This paper discusses the position that there are quite a few relevant computationally complex military tasks that require high-performance computing technology to accomplish.
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027916
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London, Macmillan, 1983.
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ix, 241p.
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0333350189
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ID:
002652
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Washington, D.C., National Defence University, 1989.
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xi, 133p.
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108543
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027811
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London, macmillan Press, 1983.
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xiii, 340p.
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0333238303
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132846
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2014.
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The last decade have been characterized by an ever-increasing importance of electronics in weapons systems, not only from a technological and operational point of view, but also for a high level of costs that currently represent, e.g. in the case of a combat aircraft, 60% of the total cost.
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143703
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The authors examine the basic aspects of combat action modeling for use in military research in general, and for justification of efforts to develop advanced weapons systems in particular. They take a critical view of the modeling systems in the Russian and foreign armed forces and urge for prompt measures to be taken to develop a national system for modeling combat actions to add significantly to the potentialities of the national military science. The authors suggest that an academic conference be convened to draw up specific methodological recommendations on development of a modeling system in the Russian Armed Forces.
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038850
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Boulder, Westview Press, 1984.
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xii, 125p.
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CSIS significant issues series; vol.1 no.4
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0865318719
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ID:
133044
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2014.
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As threats from the air play a decisive role in war, there will always be a need to protect the vital static assets as well as retain the freedom to manoeuvre mobile combat forces with no or minimum interference from the skies. The onus lies on the Army Air Defence to overcome the increasing challenges from the air with the enemy using sound strategic/tactical concept and efficient AD weapon systems. An effective AD system is thus a force multiplier for all the combat forces giving them the freedom to carry out operational tasks optimally,
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132870
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2014.
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Japan has shown three distinct strategic cultures since its emergence as a modern state in the 19th century: isolationist and non-military, militarist, and post-World War II strategic culture characterized by great reluctance to use military power abroad, even in collective self-defence. This article examines Japan's strategic culture and the potential for a fourth distinct strategic culture through the broader framework of security identity, arguing that this is evolving but has not changed as much as one might expect due to institutionalized antimilitarism and political support for the security practices it has engendered. Contemporary Japanese strategic culture can be understood through debates over recent Japanese security policy as well as actual changes in security practice. Domestic politics and a changing international environment are likely to lead Japan to a somewhat more active military role in the near term, but an analysis based on the dynamics of Japan's dominant security identity suggests that its strategic culture will continue to show a reluctance to use or develop military power beyond very limited scenarios, despite vocal efforts by some political actors to increase military activity abroad.
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ID:
094761
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093412
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094438
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ID:
045752
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London, Hutchinson's Scientific and Technical Publications, 1945.
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xv, 146p.
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ID:
147789
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The authors review theoretical rationale for creating a list of operational and tactical requirements, determine both necessary and sufficient conditions for developing alternative resources that enable the assigned functions.
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ID:
030740
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London, Brassey's Defence Publishers, 1987.
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xvii, 272p.
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0080336159
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ID:
061136
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New York, Plenum Press, 1983.
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160p.
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0306413833
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