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100370
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ID:
086771
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2009.
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As the A400M saga takes on rather dramatic twists and tempers rise, the temptation becomes nearly overpowering to start pointing fingers. calling names and apportioning blame.This apparently holds true for not only outside commentators such as the undersigned, but even those in government, the military and industry whose decisions and attiitudes in the weeks and months ahead will shape the ultimate fate of the programme.
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091210
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2009.
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It is this article's contention that such a heavy emphasis on STOVL technologies and operational concepts does raise a number of perplexing questions, and it is hardly justifiable in operational terms. Rather there are reasons to suspect that the real rationale for this keen interest towards the F-35B is eminently political, and it has to do with the air forces desire to maintain their traditional role as the main, and ideally only, purveyors of air power in our age of expeditionary conflicts.
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ID:
073171
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ID:
095839
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ID:
065303
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ID:
122305
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2012.
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China's first aircraft carrier, LIAONING (CV16) was formally delivered and commissioned in service with PLA navy on 25th September 2012. The ship has been obtained through a nearly complete reconstruction of the depleted hull of the ex-Soviet Navy VARYAG, brought from Ukraine in 1998.
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ID:
182398
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ID:
122966
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2012.
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The article presents information on the launch of the main guidelines of a wide-scope reform process of the Italian Armed Forces by the Italian Defence Minister Giampaolo di Paola has unveiled. It is stated that the introduction of large-scale reforms in virtually all aspects of Italy's military posture is indeed much overdue and more urgently needed. INSET: Main Ongoing Procurement Programmes.
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ID:
072018
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ID:
089592
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2009.
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The idea of controlling an automatic cannon, machine gun, automatic grenade launcher or other weapon from inside an armoured vehicle, thus without the gunner heing forced to expose himself or to rely solely on more or less comprehensive shields, has been around for several years.
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ID:
050450
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ID:
089587
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2009.
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The future combat systems (FCS) programme was once touted as the US Army's centrepiece modernisation effort, and indeed it encompassed an extremely ambitious plan - actually far to ambitious, as it eventually became painfully evident - to leverage on far-reaching advances in virtually all aspects of land warfare technologies to radically change not only the way the US Army is equipped , but indeed also its structure and combat doctrines
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ID:
182359
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ID:
093108
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ID:
073170
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