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Ammunition update part-3: 61-155 +mm seeking affordable precision / Donaldson, Peter; Merklinghaus, Dennis-P.   Journal Article
Donaldson, Peter Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract The article reports on developments in large caliber gun ammunition with long range and precision guidance. BAE Systems, Oto Melara and Raytheon are some of the defense companies that have successfully tested systems that satisfy these requirements. ATK is another, being the manufacturer of large-caliber tank ammunition for the U.S. military. BAE has tested its Long-Range Land Attack Projectiles, while Israel Military Industries manufactures the 155mm Super-High-Explosive artillery projectile.
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ID:   054480


Get real:Transforming and Targetting. / Frank, Aaron   Journal Article
Frank, Aaron Journal Article
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Publication Spring 2004.
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Impact of the office of net assessment on the American military / Rosen, Stephen Peter   Journal Article
Rosen, Stephen Peter Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract The paper re-examines our understanding of the role played by Andrew Marshall in the development of American thinking about the application of information technologies to military systems and concepts of operation that is commonly referred to as the current Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA). It asks why Andrew Marshall, unlike many other American officials, saw the developments in this area as a potentially discontinuous, systematic change in military practice, rather than an incremental improvement. The paper identifies a range of prior experiences that made Andrew Marshall more sensitive to the possibility of an RMA, including his work on Soviet nuclear doctrine, and his exposure to sources of intelligence about Soviet military thinking in the 1970s and 1980s. It concludes that the 1990-91 Gulf War was not a major factor in the development of his thinking, and that that war, in fact, may have inhibited more innovative thinking about the RMA in the American military in general.
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Precision guides munitions and the law of war / Gilmore, Danielle L 1995  Book
Gilmore, Danielle L. Book
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Publication Fairbairn, Air Power Studies Centre, 1995.
Description v, 35p.
Series Air Power Studies Centre; 30
Standard Number 0642227128
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