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087337
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2009.
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New technological developments in the area of robotics and artificial intelligence have made robotic weapons systems of increasing autonomy possible. Although thousands of unmanned systems have been deployed, the vast majority are unarmed, used primarily for reconnaissance or removal of explosives. But deployment of armed robotic weapons has begun and promises to accelerate rapidly in the next decade. This article begins by proposing definitions of autonomous or robotic weapons, outlines the most important obstacles to their introduction, and options for arms control. It makes three claims: first, robotic weapons such as unmanned vehicles could largely replace human soldiers in the battlespace in one or two decades; second, for technical, economic, and operational reasons robotic weapons will become increasingly autonomous; finally, these new types of conventional weapons could result in new dangers to international security that should be addressed before the weapons are introduced and proliferate widely. It is suggested that an outright ban would be unlikely to be successful and that it may not even be desirable. A ban of particular types of offensive automatic weapons (AW) and special provisions on defensive types would make most sense.
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129315
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2012.
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No nation can achieve great power status on bought out weapon systems and second hand technology. The provisions of offsets were first introduce by MoD in the Defence Procurement Procedure (DPP) 2005, for capital acquisition schemes exceeding Rs 300 Crores in order to garner foreign direct investment (FDI), Joint venture (JV), skill up gradations, manufacture repair and overhaul (MRO) etc., which in turn would bolster the military industrial capabilities.
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179221
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This paper examines the main development problems in the missile and artillery weapons system of the RF Ground Forces (GF). the improvement of the reconnaissance system, the modernization of the ammunition and specialized chemistry branch, and suggests ways to solve the former.
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ID:
071529
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Santa Monica, Rand Corporation, 1991.
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xvi, 65p.
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0833011901
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| 034800 | 327.174028/LEM 034800 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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171632
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042436
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Geneva, Advertising and circulation department, 1978.
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123p.
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International defense review special seires
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| 020987 | 355.82/INT 020987 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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061618
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3rd ed.
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London, Brassey's Publishers, 1975.
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157p.
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0904609243
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| 018136 | 355.82/MAR 018136 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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061747
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Surrey, Jane's Information Group, 2005.
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742p.
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0710608934
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| 049637 | 359.98128203/HOO 049637 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
071818
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Santa Monica, Rand Corporation, 1980.
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xi, 86p.
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0833002511
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| 019445 | 355.270/LOR 019445 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
089335
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2009.
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The Russian military operation during the Five-Day war in Georgia points to a number of lessons with strategic implications for Russia. The deficiencies in its military performance - not least concerning C4ISR and precision strike capability - have underscored the need for a modernization of the Armed Forces and a diversification of Russia's military capability. Russia needs to arrive at a strategic decision on the priorities for the future development of its military and defence industry: should it prepare for large-scale wars or post-modern warfare and counter-insurgence? In the meantime, the scope of Russian military strategy will be clearly limited and military force will remain a powerful but blunt security policy instrument.
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178151
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Technological advancements in weapon systems, platforms, and communications raise questions about the continuing relevance of blockade strategies and tactics that were developed during previous eras of naval warfare. If modern navies are using a centuries-old strategy, to what extent do the old rules still apply?
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ID:
014393
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Nov 1992.
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785-794
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