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ID:
137994
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Living and working on the sea can be difficult and dangerous. Working under the water can be even more unforgiving. Those who dare navigate under the waves, not just on top of them, to do what the army needs them to do are among the special forces' elite: combat divers.
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ID:
147138
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ID:
156409
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ID:
131966
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ID:
171618
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ID:
171615
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ID:
130144
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2013.
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The indirect fire infantryman is a member of mortar squads, sections or platoons. The mortar has the most power and range of any weapon in the infantry unit when they are out on the battlefield.
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ID:
130202
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ID:
171627
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ID:
130353
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2013.
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The article focuses on the innovations related to armour product use to protect soldiers, ships, vehicles in any military operation in the U.S. It states the transparent aluminum armour which is a made from polished ceramic alloy that can be a solution for stopping bullets, according to the researchers. It mentions the SAFIRE Transparent Armour Solutions, designed to increase demands of ballistic performance at a reduced weight and thickness, from Saint-Gobain Crystals.
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ID:
130112
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2014.
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A retrograde operation is a manoeuvre to the rear or away from the enemy. It is part of a larger scheme of manoeuvre to regain the initiative and defeat the enemy. Its purpose is to improve the current situation or prevent a worse situation from occurring. Its objectives are to gain time, to preserve forces, to avoid combat under undesirable conditions, or to manoeuvre the enemy into an unfavourable position. Retrograde operations may facilitate repositioning forces, shortening or permitting unit withdrawals for employment elsewhere.
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ID:
142314
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ID:
166264
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ID:
150964
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ID:
122311
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2012.
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Pakistan's defence industry is increasingly successful and might expand its capabilities and technological base, but the country will remain dependent on foreign suppliers for modern equipment for the foreseeable future. Accordingly, Pakistan follow a diversification strategy based on two strength: first Islamabad seeks to strengthen ties with two core countries such as the US and China; and, second Pakistan aims at foreign relations with a host of (mainly) Muslim nations such as Turkey, Nigeria and Indonesia to further enhance its strategy, since the country remains weary of the possibility of sanctions and military embargoes.
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ID:
147144
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ID:
147177
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ID:
151940
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ID:
123925
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2013.
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The article discusses training of military snipers and their job responsibilities. It states that snipers are elite soldiers who undergo rigorous training that are similar to those used to train U.S. Special Forces soldiers. It adds that they are trained to be able to operate undetected, either alone or in pairs in hostile territories. It provides information on several sniper products which include sniper rifles from Accuracy International Ltd. and virtual training systems from Saab.
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