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JANE'S INTERNATIONAL DEFENCE REVIEW VOL: 42 NO 2 (8) answer(s).
 
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China displays airpower credentials with glimpse of new weapon / Hewson, Robert; Johnson, Reuben F   Journal Article
Hewson, Robert Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract China's mature emergence on to the world defence market has long been coming and the exhibits at Airshow China, held in Zhuhai at the end of 2008, provided an insight into the direction being taken with new technology and weapon systems
Key Words China  Weapon  Defence Equipment  Missile System  Airborne Weapon 
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China refines 155 mm artillery system capability / Foss, Christopher F   Journal Article
Foss, Christopher F Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Beijing-based Poly Technologies is offering a new cargo bomb concept for sale, capable of 'soft attacks' knocking out power grids in a similar manner to the US CBU-94/B. Every 250 kg Carbon Filament Cluster Bomb (CFCB) carries 147 submunitions, each of which contains 32 bundles of 30 m-long carbon filaments that are scattered into a cloud when the bomb detonates, covering an area of 6,000 m 2 , shorting out power lines and disrupting grids operating in the 100-330 kV range.
Key Words Weapons  China  Defence Equipment  Artillery System 
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ID:   086901


Early risers: land based AEW plays fundamental role in aerial warfare / Streetly, Martin   Journal Article
Streetly, Martin Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Industries from various countries are involved in the technology associated with land-based airborne early warning and control, as well as battlespace management. Martin Streetly assesses the market
Key Words Weapons  Aerial Warfare  Defence Equipment 
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Kamov kits out Ka-52 reconnaissance combat helicopter for speci / Butowski, Piotr   Journal Article
Butowski, Piotr Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Series production of the Kamov Ka-52 'Hokum-B' two-seat reconnaissance-combat helicopter has officially begun following handover of the ?rst production-standard machine (aircraft No 3), manufactured in Arsenyev, to the Russian army aviation branch (now part of the Russian Air Force) in October 2008. Four months earlier, aircraft No 2 (the pre-production machine '062') completed its maiden ?ight in Arsenyev.
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Making an iron fist of it: Israel's new APS offers variety of countermeasures / Ogorkiewicz, R M   Journal Article
Ogorkiewicz, R M Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Much of the recent development of active protection systems (APSs) has been focused on the defeat of short-range, shaped-charge anti-tank weapons, and in particular of the ubiquitous RPG-7 rocket-propelled grenade. One of the APSs that addresses this threat is the Iron Fist being developed by Israel Military Industries.
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Making big strides in mine countermeasures / Newell, Casandra   Journal Article
Newell, Casandra Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract The development and implementation of new in stride mine countermeasure concepts for the US Navy's Littoral Combat ship will take the man out of the minefield.
Key Words Navy  United States  Anti Mine Warfare 
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NATO seeks more than a quick fix to its rapid reaction command / Tigner, Brooks   Journal Article
Tigner, Brooks Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract NATO's goal of moving away from its geographically oriented Cold War command structure to one that is lighter, more flexible and more responsive to international crises has been, at best, limited and slow-going and, at worst, fiercely resisted by national militaries fearful of losing jobs and relevance.
Key Words NATO  Structure  Rapid Action Command 
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Rising to the challenge: counter IED technology looks to the skies / Tigner, Brooks; Hodge, Nathan   Journal Article
Hodge, Nathan Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract The focus of efforts to counter improvised explosive devices is shifting towards destruction of the entire production and deployment chain. As NATO and the EU seek to co-ordinate their activities, studies are exploring the use of airborne C2 and ISTAR assets, as Brooks Tigner and Nathan Hodge report
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