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122538
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Modern military uniforms require advanced features, such as thermal and fire resistance, enduring anti microbial protection, and be comfortable while also remaining suitable for the specialist applications asked of them by the military users. Modern textiles are also being compared with much older ones, particularly wool to find the best solution for each mission.
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122671
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2012.
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The persistence of the sensor in question is to large degree of function of the platform's capabilities and the many cases, the desire for cost effectiveness has lead to modular architectures allowing multiple different payloads to be installed from mission to mission and in other cases, upgrades over the extended lifetime of the platform.
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122528
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2012.
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Performance based logistics (PBL) have been underpinning a growing number of US weapon systems programmes: indeed it has become, if anything, the default option building upon a trend that began in the early 90s illustrated by the LOGCAP programmes, which were awarded to Kollogg, Brown and Toot in the late 1990s. Based on the initial performance, the US DoD established it as the preferred solution for the procurement of support for its weapon systems in 2001.
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122325
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2012.
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Non-Lethal Weapons (NWL) are define by the joint non lethal weapons programme (JNLWP) "weapons that are explicitly designed and primarily employed soas to incapacitate personnel or materiel, while main minimising fatalities, permanent injury to personnel, and undesired damage to property and the environment." The types of operation they might be employed on include the Humanitarian Assistance / Disaster relief, Vehicle/ Vessels Stopping Clearing Structures/Facilities, Check point/ Convoy Security, Crow Control, FOB/Facility Security Maritime Stability Operations, Support to Civil Authorities, Detainee Operations and Counter Piracy.
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122477
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2012.
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The US army continues its transition from operations in Afghanistan and an acquisition strategy designed to provide immediate benefit for the current fight. Nevertheless, hard learned lessons remain at the heat of future procurement, which recalls lessons learned, always acknowledged but perhaps more publicity stated than ever before.
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