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ID:
029875
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London, Stanely Paul and Co. Ltd., 1969.
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x, 213p.;illHbk
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| 003474 | 793.92/FEA 003474 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
005785
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London, Brassey's, 1994.
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xxv, 474p.Hbk
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18577530993
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| 036645 | 623.41/ROU 036645 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
094741
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102216
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ID:
001055
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London, Frank Cass, 1994.
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160p.
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1853671886
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| 040554 | 355.821/OMA 040554 | Main | Withdrawn | General | |
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051974
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ID:
130079
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2014.
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Artillery modernisation in India implies the largest modernisation of this arm and needs to be given as much, it not more, importance commensurate with the man oeuvre arms it supports. The relevance is more in the Indian context because of the mountainous terrain where it needs to support infantry operations plus in counter insurgency and counter terrorist operations. Unquestionably, artillery units will continue to be used to support the infantry to the benefit at all. It is precisely in these sorts of operation that the new precision of artillery will become more telling and relevant. India has a long way to go in modernising its artillery. Presently, the artillery modernisation plan appears to be stymied. There is an urgent need to provide it an impetus considering the enhanced threat posed to us along a two and a halt front.
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056081
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144238
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The artillery revolution of the nineteenth century came about partly through collaboration between southern and northern Europe. Their outlooks were quite different. In the south, the Kingdom of Sardinia-Piedmont needed to go on the offensive beyond its borders to achieve its aim of creating a united Italy. In the north Sweden had the defensive aim of protecting its borders against an invading enemy. This situation called for two different kinds of artillery—light and movable in the south; heavy and powerful in the north. How the two countries, in spite of their different outlooks, came to be involved in a joint development of path-breaking artillery technology is the subject of this article.
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098035
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ID:
087892
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2009.
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This article is to provide an overview of the current status and future prospects of the Czech armed forces, as well as an assessment of the capabilities and commercial results of the domestic defence industry. While there are obvious links in many countries between the overall defence posture and the defence industry, this link has traditionally been particularly strong in the
Czech Republic.
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ID:
109401
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ID:
012732
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Sept 1997.
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26-30
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ID:
131731
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2014.
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Reytheon has conducted the first fight test of a passive seeker for its Tomahawk Block IV cruise missile that demonstrated the ability to track moving targets
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ID:
150758
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ID:
074128
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ID:
118721
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ID:
130108
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ID:
095366
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2010.
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The study of the field artillery of the American civil war (1861-65) has often focused upon the technical aspects of the arm and assessed military performance largely in terms of these criteria.
This article examines an understudied influence upon field artillery performance in the form of horse supply, highlighting the problems both armies faced trying to find and maintain animals for their guns. As well as creating strategic and tactical problems for both armies, shortage of horse supply influenced the confederate decision to substantially reorganize heir batteries by 1963. The difficulties of horse supply and its effect on artillery performance have implications for the wider debate on whether the American civil war marked the beginnings of modern war.
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ID:
120270
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New Delhi, DRDO, 1999.
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xx,332p.hbk
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DRDO Monograph Series
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8186514027
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| 057265 | 623.77/RAO 057265 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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