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091212
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2009.
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The Canadian Integrated Soldier System project is the second in a programmed series of soldier modernisation projects to continue to provide significant capability increases to the dismounted soldier. Following the successful Clothe the soldier (CTS) project that dealt with the NATO soldier system capability areas of survivability and sustainability, the integrated Soldier System Project (ISSP) will focus on lethality, mobility and C4I with an underlying requiremen to address these aspects holistically with survivability and sustainability gains already accrued.
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091208
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2009.
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In some respects the CVF project is a case of back to the future for in the mid 1960s a new fleet carrier programme, CVA-01, was planned to replace HMS ARK Royal, Eagle and VICTORIOUS, which had all been laid down during the Second World War.
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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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091221
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091215
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2009.
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The industrial experiments showed that the main FELIN's functionalities are operationally validated both at individual level and at squad and platon level. FELIN is currently being evaluated in the framework of the technical operational evaluation (EVTO).
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091214
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2009.
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The Finnish Soldier System 2020 M/2005 was introduced into service in the begining of 2005. During the development of M/2005 the main challenge was the subsystems integration, because the system was developed by different programmes responsible for combat clothing and carrying system, protection, sensors and communications.
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091217
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2009.
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In order to achieve the objective the future infantryman (IdZ) system was developed for the German Bundeswehr and its realisation planned in two steps. In a first step, modern equipment based on readily accessible technologies was made available to the troops as a basic system which increased thier performance rapidly and significantly. In a second step, the the enhanced system following the 2010, will bring about another boost in performance.
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091219
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2009.
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The decision was made based on the evolution of wars that the IDF had to fight. Since the Yom Kippur war 1973 all subsequent conflicts have been characterised by one main element they were fought mainly in semi or fully urban areas, and required surgical precision to avoid collateral damage to uninvolved population.
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091224
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2009.
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This article covers a brief history of sonar in ASW, describes the basic principles of multistatic active sonar, including the advantage s over other ways to use ocean acoustics, looks at some research recently conducted by NATO nations at the NATO under water research centre (NURC) in L Spezia, Italy, and discusses the future of multistatic active sonar for the detection of submarines and other targets of interests.
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091227
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2009.
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All materials used in large calibre projectiles for tank gun ammunition share a common feature; their design and use requires knowledge of their deformation behaviour up to and beyond failure at high strarain and heating rates.
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