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132797
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2014.
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An attack helicopter (AH) is a military helicopter specifically designed and built to carry weapons for attacking targets on the ground, such as enemy infantry, armoured vehicles and structures. Weapons used on AHs can include automatic cannons, machine-guns, rockets, and guided missiles. Many AHs are also capable of carrying air-to-air missiles, though mostly for purposes of self-defence. AHs are best employed to provide direct elevated fire support for ground troops, and, in the anti-tank role, to destroy enemy armour concentrations. With its unique ability to hover, take-off and land rapidly, the AH has extended the efficacy of air power by bringing it 'down-to-earth'. With the proposed induction of new generation AHs and raising of a Mountain Corps,' there is a need to critically evaluate the concept of employment, to effectively exploit the full potential of this potent force multiplier platform.
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132987
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2014.
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The variety of models currently under consideration for competing tenders demonstrates a disparate set of requirements for future vehicle designs in key areas such as mobility and protection. Defence materiel organizations' efforts towards standardization are beset by the growing number of recent ground -breaking technologies available for review.
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132234
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2014.
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Tracked armoured vehicle were originally produced to enable infantry to follow tanks and support them after dismounting, but shifting operational trends are overseeing an evolution in tracked armoured vehicle developments.
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042437
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Geneva, Intervia, 1978.
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164p.
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International defense review special series; no.6
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 020988 | 358.183/INT 020988 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
133335
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2014.
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TATRA showed for the first time at T815-780R59 19 270 4x4.IR 4x4 truck fitted with a new armoured cab designed by Israel's Plasan at Eurostrory 2014
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ID:
171625
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ID:
119611
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2012.
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The land platfroms sector is one of the strongest in the Turkish defence industry, where companies are prominent in the manufacture of wheeled and tracked armoured vehicles, and are seeking new businesses that will double their current export figures. The Middle East, Far East, Africa, and central Asia are identified as privileged market for locally produced armoured vehicles.
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129187
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2014.
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The distinctive BvS 10 is the latest evolution of a long of Scandinavian all terrain armoured vehicle. Christopher F Foss reports on how the vehicle has evolved and its being further enhanced to meet demanding user requirement.
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