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131754
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2014.
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Textron systems has introduced a range of enhancements for its aerosonde 4.7 unmanned aircraft system (UAS), including a powerplant that addresses previous performance and reliability issue.
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131752
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2014.
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Airbus defence and space launched its Zephyr 8 unmanned aircraft system (UASs) programme in late April, describing the systems as a high altitude pseudo satellite (HAPS).
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130672
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2014.
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The author examine the trends toward change in modern day military operations and define the role and place of army aviation in ground fighting. They show that it has a key role in operations today and is a major component of the fire system in confrontation with an adversary.
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131723
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2014.
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UK based most autonomous vessels (AV) has demonstrated AutoNaut, it new wave-powered unmanned surface vessels (USV), developed as a long - endurance, low signature, autonomous monitoring and surveillance platform.
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ID:
131319
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2014.
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As New Zealand's role in Afghanistan comes to a close, the War on Terror has been relegated to the backseat of the New Zealand public's consciousness, albeit prematurely so. With the first New Zealander killed in a drone strike in Yemen, it is timely that New Zealand reconsider its support for a tactic that opponents argue is itself an act of terrorism. As yet no consensus has been reached as to whether drone strikes constitute a breach of international law. We must, therefore, base our assessment on whether the tactic is ethically and strategically flawed. With every hell-fire missile that Nobel Peace Prize winning Barack Obama rains down on al-Qaeda and any civilians unfortunate enough to be in the way, a New Zealand decision on this question becomes more urgent.
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131728
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2014.
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Micro and nano UAVs are emerging as the latest link in the unmanned chain and are finding their niche on the modern battlefield. However how they will develop in future remains to be seen.
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ID:
132264
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2014.
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Unlike the four earlier editions of international trade media briefings (TMB) this time around the head of airbus defence and space (military aircraft), Doningo - Urea Raso appeared a bit subdued initially. But it was just play of light in the fading hours of the day at La-Hacienda, a 17th century Andalusian fort of the outskirt of Seville.
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131747
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2014.
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General atomics aeronautical systems Inc (GA-ASI) expects to have a key element of its unmanned aircraft detect and avoid (DAA) architecture ready for sales early next year as industry and military officials seek to integrated unmanned platforms into national airspace.
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ID:
132251
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2014.
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As GPS is central to the performance of many unmanned systems, protecting them from electronic attack, is a growing concern. Huw Williams examines some of the defensive measures and alternative methods of operations
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ID:
137466
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New Delhi, IMR Media Pvt. Ltd., 2014.
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Description |
178p.Hbk
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9788186857229
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Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
058177 | 358.4/SAX 058177 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
132240
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2014.
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Arguably, no other piece of military hardware is as synonymous with the conflict in Afghanistan as the unmanned aircraft system (UAS). General Atomic Aeronautics Systems (MQ-1) predator and MQ-9 reaper platforms are regularly presented as the face of UAS operations lauded and reviled in equal measure for the capabilities they bring to the modern battlefield.
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ID:
175924
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New Delhi, National Maritime Foundation, 2013.
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xviii, 158p.Hbk
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9789381904770
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Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
059935 | 359.982/KAU 059935 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
122253
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2013.
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The use of drones has increased exponentially in recent years, causing a mounting wave of concern amongst the media and public about the implications of using unmanned systems - often misunderstood in their nature - above all in terms of accountability, legitimacy and 'fairness'. David Whetham explores the many facets of this question, delving into the often-overlooked nuances of the use of remote-controlled systems and its practical as well as moral implications.
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ID:
131744
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2014.
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QinetiQ North America (NA) has used internal funding to developed its latest talon unmanned ground vehicle (UGV), HIS Jane's has learned.
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ID:
149406
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ID:
130957
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2014.
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America's Employment of Weaponized Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Uavs), Popularly Known as "drones," to kill alleged terrorists in Pakistan's federally administered tribal areas (FATA) fuels sustained controversy in Pakistan. Pakistani outrage has steadily deepened since 2008, when the United States increased the frequency of the strikes.1 The increasing use of "signature strikes" has been particularly controversial in (and beyond) Pakistan, because such strikes are targeted at "men believed to be militants associated with terrorist groups, but whose identities aren't always known."2 Whereas personality strikes require the operator to develop a high level of certainty about the target's identity and location, based on multiple sources such as "imagery, cell phone intercepts and informants on the ground,"3 operators may "initiate a signature strike after observing certain patterns of behavior."4 When conducting signature strikes, the United States assesses that the individuals in question exhibit behaviors that match a pre-identified "signature" (for example, pattern of observable activities and/or personal networks) that suggests that they are associated with al Qaeda and/or the Pakistani or Afghan Taliban organizations.5 Because the identity of the target is unknown, even during the strike, it is possible that these persons are innocent civilians, a possibility that both current and former U.S. government officials concede.6 While the George W. Bush administration employed both personality strikes from 2004 and signature strikes from 2008 in Pakistan, the administration of Barack Obama has redoubled the use of both types.7 This has ignited public protests against the drones in Pakistan, particularly in Pakistan's urban areas-far removed from the tribal areas where drones are employed. It has also galvanized a vigorous debate within Pakistan's National Assembly, which tried, but ultimately failed, to curtail the strikes
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ID:
131323
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2014.
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An age-old form of warfare, insurgency is still a problem for many governments today and merits careful study. Regional governments, global coalitions and international security policy-makers--all have an interest in finding the ways and means of countering such challenges. Historical analysis provides a good foundation for understanding the problem and seeking solutions to it. The Rand Corporation has undertaken an extensive and detailed comparative examination of insurgencies begun and completed worldwide since the Second World War, focusing on the 71 most recently resolved conflicts in particular. The findings of this important study provide useful guidelines for implementing an effective counter-insurgency strategy.
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ID:
131326
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2014.
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This paper provides a political economy analysis of the evolution of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), or 'drones' in the USA. Focus is placed on the interplay between the polity and private economic influences, and their impact on the trajectory of political, economic, and military outcomes. We identify the initial formation of the drone industry, trace how the initial relationships between the military and the private sector expanded over time, and discuss present relationships. Understanding the historical evolution of UAV technology, as well as the major players in the industry today, is important for ongoing policy debates regarding the use of drones both domestically and internationally.
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ID:
132266
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Publication |
2014.
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Aero engines continue to push the boundaries of technology in the quest to cater for increased performance and substantially improved fuel efficiency, In February this year Rolls-Royce (RR) provided details of two advanced aero engines which could be ready in just a decade. According to Colin Smith, Rolls-Royce director - engineering and technology "These new designs are the result of implementing our ongoing technology programmes. They are designed to deliver what our airframe and airline customers tell us they need: even better fuel efficiency, reliability and environmental performance."
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ID:
131729
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Publication |
2014.
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Operators around the world are finally building experience filing their NH90s. Pieter Bastiaans, Ian Bostock, Gereth and Luca Peruzzi report on some of the prominent users progress to date.
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