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IEDS (7) answer(s).
 
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ID:   102318


Central police organisations: training for anti-Maoist operations / Rathore, U S   Journal Article
Rathore, U S Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
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ID:   130015


Combating IEDS strategy for 2013 / Defence and Technology   Journal Article
Defence and Technology Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Key Words ISAF  European Defence Agency  IEDs 
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ID:   138583


Drones: the game changers in future wars / Gopal, S   Article
Gopal, S Article
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Summary/Abstract High operational reliability is an essential prerequisite for UAVs. A good engine is the most difficult aspect in the designing of a UAV. Designers have to make sure that the engine can support the airframe and the UAV has a low signature through low vibration. It should be able to support long-endurance missions over the target. Another area of operational reliability for a UAV comes from its airframe, which should be able to support the mission in all types of conditions, especially rough weather. There is a flipside to the development of the drones globally. A recent report by the Rand Corporation warned that, in the future, terrorist groups might be able to buy small, armed drones, “Smaller systems could become the next IEDs – low-cost, low-tech weapons that are only of limited lethality individually but can cause considerable attrition when used in large numbers over time.”
Key Words Unmanned Aerial Vehicles  UAVs  UCAV  Future Wars  IEDs  Drones 
UAV Technology  VTOL  Game Changers  Future War - Horse  SUAS 
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ID:   131976


Evolution of Hezbollah's strategy and military performance, 198 / Gabrielsen, Iver   Journal Article
Gabrielsen, Iver Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract This article fills a gap in the research on Hezbollah by evaluating their military performance from their formation in 1982 and up till the 2006 Israel-Hezbollah War. This study tests the theses that Hezbollah had developed a very strong tactical proficiency in the late 1990s and that there are more similarities in their strategy and tactics during the 2006 war and the 1982-2000 insurgency in Southern Lebanon than previously assumed. Another central theme of this article is how Hezbollah has been constantly adapting and evolving for the duration of its existence.
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ID:   096705


IED casualties mask the real problem: it's us / Nyce, James M; Dekker, Sidney W A   Journal Article
Nyce, James M Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract Casualty figures suggest that the US/Allied Counter Improvised Explosive Device (C-IED) policy and the present allocation of national assets, resources, and intellectual capital have not been very successful. A number of explanations for why this has been the case are discussed and critiqued here.
Key Words Bureaucracy  Weber  Bricolage  IEDs  Social Network Theory 
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ID:   125786


Iveco LMV order book builds up / Foss, Christopher F   Journal Article
Foss, Christopher F Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract Just over a decade ago, Iveco defence vehicle privately developed the light multipurpose vehicle (LMV) with no users lined up to support it, but quickly hit a rich seem of requirement with thousand of vehicles since been built.
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ID:   118116


Robotic air logistics: a transformational capability in warfare / Bahadur, Manmohan   Journal Article
Bahadur, Manmohan Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Key Words United States  Afghanistan  India  UAV  IEDs  US Marines 
Robotic Air Delivery  Logistics Movement 
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