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The US army's drive toward a benchmark 100KW class mobile laser combat weapon system edged a step closer with the space and missile defence command (SMDC) award of a contract to Lockheed Martin for the development and manufacture of a 60KW high energy laser (HEL) effector.
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130661
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2014.
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The article discusses advanced reconnaissance and weapon guidance radars as potential targets of electronic warfare. Also discussed are the role and significance of reconnaissance and weapon guidance radar systems in combat operations, and general trends toward greater information gathering capabilities of radar systems. It also presents the multiple input-multiple output (MIMO) multichannel radar system, and the effectiveness and survival rate of radar systems using MIMO technologies.
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132479
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2014.
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The one continent where ballistic missiles have proliferated tremendously is Asia. There are some important factors that have been, and are, contributing to such a trend in the region. Firstly, the demand for the ballistic missile as it is a relatively cheap weapon to develop and deploy compared to a large and sophisticated air force. Also, this weapon is hard to counter even by the most technologically advanced countries. Secondly, the existing geo- political make-up where confrontation is between states that are at opposite poles of the power spectrum, where the weaker side finds such weapons most suitable to counter a technologically superior adversary. Thirdly, the ready availability of the technology and vital components through both legal and clandestine means. These factors have enabled states like North
Korea with a less than meagre technology base to adapt the technology, of course, with tremendous assistance, to develop ballistic missile capability. With the rapid proliferation of these weapons in Asia, countries facing this threat have been looking for ways to counter it. Most have turned to some level of Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD). This paper attempts to study the ballistic missile threat and the missile defence efforts of the US and its allies in East Asia, China, Israel and India.
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ID:
125777
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2013.
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The need for highly accurate targeting and low collateral damage has driven the development of some advanced soldier-level are fire support weapon systems
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126381
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2012.
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Normally, it takes 20-32 seconds for a state-of-the-art GPS/GLONASS receiver to get a lock on satellites and plot location co-ordinates. Dr Vyasaraj Guru Rao, a specialist with 17 years of experience in Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) navigation technologies has proposed a method by means of which one is able to obtain position in eight seconds, which he says can be adopted as a part of the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite system (IRNSS) programme.
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130147
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2013.
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The 21st Century has come up with new innovations such as improvedand new types of ammunition, advanced aiming systems, and multi-calibre ability. As weapons evolve, the delicate balance for assault rifle systems between power, weight, recoil and terminal effects will likely shift once again in an attempt to defeat body armour, to match the range of full-power cartridges, and to penetrate through wind shields and thinskinned vehicles while still producing good terminal effects. This is an overview of 21st Century assault rifles.
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ID:
133496
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2014.
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More and more precision guided weapons are making their way to the inventory of India's armed forces as part of modernisation and acquisition programmes. The Indian Air Force (IAF) already has a bewildering inventory of precision weapons sourced from Russia, Europe, Israel and the US. Apart from munitions that have already been selected by the armed forces, new developments continue to push the envelope when it comes to the next generation of precision guided weapons.
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130662
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2014.
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The article discusses recommendations to make the activities of the Russian Armed Forces environment friendly. Topics discussed include details of the environmental safety doctrine for the Armed Forces' activities, development of general standards of environmental safety of weapon and military equipment systems and complexes, constraints to reform. Recommendations include a process approach Armed Forces Environmental Safety Manual and regulations for environmental safety maintenance agencies.
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130110
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2013.
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Modern soldier systems are becoming more and more sophisticated, with an increasing demand for reliable and flexible power. Batteries alone are pushed to their limits. Soldiers have to carry an abundance of spare batteries to provide sufficient power for multiday mission scenarios, increasing the weight tremendously and wasting volume they could use to carry water, food or ammunition.
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ID:
125496
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2013.
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Has China replaced or is an the process of "replacing" strategic presence of India in South Asia, is the most pertinent question, which keeps the Indian strategic community busy. It is known fact that since ancient time South Asia, as a region, had been under the influence of India; but things change since beginning of the Cold War.
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ID:
132254
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2014.
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new technologies, commercially available components and modern production processes are enabling companies to make significant advancements in the size, weight, power, functionality and reliability to radar. Geoff Fein and Richard Scott examine the impact on radar development.
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130106
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2014.
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It is hard to avoid a sneaking suspicion that the military doesn't there would be fewer new purchase of weapons chambered for and 9x19 Mm and .45 ACP rounds, and many more chambers for more modern potent ammunition such 10x25Mm and 5.7x28Mm rounds.
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166224
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ID:
125836
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2013.
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South Africa's paramount group has firmly established itself in the competitive wheeled armoured fighting vehicle (AFV) market over the past few years.
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125541
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2013.
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Advances in neuroscience could have dramatic implication for the security and defense communities. Jonathan D Moreno examine the ways in which new technology that could improve human performance could be used by both militaries and militant alike.
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ID:
130658
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2014.
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The article discusses network centrics technologies and their application to warfare which would integrate all forces sand weapons in a common information environment in combat. Topics discussed include the origins of the concept of network-centric warfare, the assessment of a hypothetical adversary capable of network-centric technologies, and trends in common information environment during warfare
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108297
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133344
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2014.
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Russia's replacement for the 152MM 253 self propelled (SP) artillery system, the 2S19, has become a very solid seller, with an estimated 650+ now built for the home and export markets.
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ID:
125882
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2012.
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Russia's Ural VagonZavod has developed an evolved version o fits latest standard T-90S main battle tank (MBT), which it is now aiming at the export market.
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ID:
129331
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2012.
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the designers who commenced work on the S-125 Neva Surface to Air Missile (SAM) system in the 1960s, hardly realized that their new system would continue to soldier on some two or even three decades into the next century and would have a prominent combat career including taking down stealth aircraft.
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