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090148
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Brunei Daraussalam is no exception to the current global financial crisis. The repercussions of this crisis beg the need for prudent government spending and investment. In this vein, the Royal Brunei Armed Forces (RBAF) as the nations first line of defence will continue, through smart acquisition, to modernise and develop its forces and capabilities in order to respond to and sustain in the ever-changing environment, as well as to overcome the various security challenges.
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090153
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This article focuses upon aspects of US and allied nation levels of international cooperation that have been around for decades as means for establishment of non-threatening missile defence activities. Discussed are options and directions that can form architectures for missile defence systems and networks capable of high-end deterrence and resposiveness for long term.
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090159
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2009.
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When tha Atlantic Alliance launched a dialogue with the Southern Mediterranean countries, the Maghreb states- Algeria, Morocco, Mauritania, Tunisia and eventually even Libya - seized the opportunity to benefit from this misconceived image of NATO they had inherited from their past.
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090152
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2009.
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The possession of weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missiles by potential adversaries is an urgent security issue for the United States and our allies. Effective missile defences can contribute to US non-proliferation objective by devaluing ballistic missiles in the eyers of our adversaries munitions and WMD. Equally important, missile defence can help the country prepare for situations where diplomacy and non-proliferation aggression and, after ballistic missiles are launched, by limiting damage locally or regionally.
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090151
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2009.
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The politico-military events of the turn of the century mean that today we are witnessing a change in the philosophy on war, the shape of Armed Force, and in effect challenges of attaining new capabilities. The immense changes in societies and modern technologies have caused the spectrum of future possible scenarios and of how to use Armed Forces to continously broaden and to enter into new domains of life which have so far not been obvious. New military equipment is the predominant, yet not the exclusive domain. This reflects the modernity of the military. The introduction of new materiel generates many challenges, which need to be overcome in the transformation process.
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090155
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2009.
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Two years ago, an article by this Author, "Under the cloak of OAK", was published in the August 2007 issue of MT. The current article is intended to provide a status report on what has happened since then with regard to the restructuring of the Russian aerospace industry.
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090156
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2009.
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The current financial crisis could also be a runway for Russian aviation enterprises. According to some of their leading figures, they would financially suffer in the coming years, but also benefit from a sustained demand for their competive products and the devaluation of the rouble.
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090161
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2009.
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When viewed as an aggregate, US and allied nation air assets in Afghanistan have the appearance on an immense international air show. A large number of fixed and rotary-wing combat and support aircraft reside and operate there, and they do so in an airspace that is sufficiently versatile for the study, training and execution of air assets as means for countering insurgencies and battling terrorism.
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090154
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2009.
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Much have changed under the Obama Administration regarding the Navy's BMD programme and while there are no guarantees Congress will accede to the overall reduction of $1.2 billion in proposed agency cuts, MDA Executive Director David Altwegg's early-May budget presentation indicates will remain firm.
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