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Asymmetric response in network-centric warfare / Dulnev, P A; Kovalyov, V G; Ilyin, L N

Dulnev, P A	Journal Article
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Publication	2011.
Summary/Abstract	The article analyzes the principles and features of network-centric warfare to substantiate some trends in the development of counter measures to high-tech enemy.

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Weapons ; Information Network ; Combat Systems ; Network - Centric Warfare ; Military and Specialized Equipment ; Computerized Weaponry

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ID: 143705

Ground robots for the land forces / Ilyin, L N; Dulnev, P A; Kovalyov, V G

Dulnev, P A	Article
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The authors address intelligent robotic systems for the Land Forces, including problems confronting development of remote-controlled vehicles.

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Methodology ; Problems ; Robot-Driven Unit ; Remote-Controlled Vehicles ; Intelligent Systems

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ID: 108541

Guidelines for making arms and military technology for the land / Ilyin, L N; Kovalyov, V G; Muratkhanov, A S

Ilyin, L N	Journal Article
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2011.

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Weapons ; Military Technology ; Network Centric Warfare ; Military Equipments ; Land Force ; Asymmetric Approach ;
Swarm Principle

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ID: 135344

Incapacitants for military and special purpose / Ilyin, L N; Rylin, V V

Ilyin, L N	Article
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The authors offer an overview of a range of chemical sub-stances in the category of incapaciatants and consider the possibility of incapacitants being employed as nonlethal weapons. They assess incapacitants from the viewpoint of their effect making them suitable for employment in military and special applications.

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Nonlethal Weapons ; Incapacitants ; Irritants ; Deregulators ; Injuring Agents ; Assessment of Incapacitants ;
Incapacitating Does ; Military Significance ; Role of Incapacitants

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ID: 127410

Modernization of the chemical, biological, and radiological def / Vetrov, V A; Ilyin, L N; Rylin, V V

Ilyin, L N	Journal Article
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Publication	2013.
Summary/Abstract	The authors make a case for the need to develop chemical, biological, and radiological (CBR) protection in the emerging political, military, and economic situation; they also consider the possible effect of destruction of, or accidents at, chemically, biologically, or radiologically hazardous facilities on the behavior of troops and on the protection of the population and territories.

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Chemical ; Protection ; Masking ; Biological and Radiological Protection ; Environmentally Hazardous Facilities ; Radioactive Contamination ;
Chemical and Biological Pollution ; Development of CBR Protection Weapons and Capabilities Reconnaissance ; Special Treatment

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