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MODERNISATION PROGRAMME
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Giving you extra: Hlifax-class upgrades target new threats
/ Hobson, Sharon
Hobson, Sharon
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2012.
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Canada
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Modernisation Programme
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Canadian Navy
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Halifax - Class Upgrades
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Iranian revolution of 1979
/ Buchan, James
Buchan, James
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2013.
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There are plenty of myths about the causes of the Iranian Revolution of 1979. The 1973-1974 rise in the price of crude enabled the Shah to finance his modernisation programme, but as it began to falter, dissent increased. The death of Khomeini's sons made things worse, but it was a fire in a cinema in Abadan which sparked major demonstrations. A new Prime Minister was installed but he failed to get a grip on the situation and Khomeini, by then in France, emerged as the leading opposition figure. The situation steadily deteriorated culminating in the Shah's departure in January 1979 and the melting away of the power of the army. The strategic and other consequences of the revolution were very serious. But that is another story.
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Iran
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France
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Khomeini
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Iranian Revolution - 1979
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Modernisation Programme
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Soldier modernization
/ Donaldson, Peter; Merklinghaus, Dennis-P
Merklinghaus, Dennis-P
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2013.
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Soldier modernization At least 46 countries have some kind of formally-acknowledged soldier modernisation programme. What's more, it is probably safe to assume that every nation state that puts its young people in uniform has at least the intention of equipping them with modern technologies, making them more effective in combat against a perceived enemy.
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Military Development
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Modernisation Programme
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Soldier Modernization
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Modern Technologies
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Nett Warrior Stressed
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Land Warrior Showed
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Incremental Approaches
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Perceived Enemy
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