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AIR DEFENSE SYSTEM (3) answer(s).
 
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Evolution of ground based air defense weapons / Menon, Narayan   Journal Article
Menon, Narayan Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract In the not too distant past, the world's most powerful military of the US was poised to mount a short duration campaign to punish Syria for allegedly crossing some undefined 'red line' of employing chemical weapons against insurgent forces opposing the regime in power. Reports coming out of Washington indicated that the US President was not only determined to degrade Syria's chemical weapon capabilities but also to take down Bashar Assad's air force, destroy his air bases and knock out his ground-to-ground ballistic missiles using giant B-52 bombers and B-2 stealth bombers. Some of the bombers were planned to fly in directly from the US, others from a base in Qatar.
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Furthering the theory of employing gf air defense forces / Repin, V V   Journal Article
REPIN, V V Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This paper formulates the issue of using the Air Defense Forces of the Ground Forces (GF AD) by analyzing the conditions of fighting an aerial adversary at the operational level and suggests ways of addressing them.
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Running the Pentagon right: how to get the troops what they need / Carter, Ashton B   Journal Article
Carter, Ashton B Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract War inevitably presents unexpected challenges. From Germany's use of mustard gas during World War I to North Vietnam's surprisingly effective use of its air defense system during the Vietnam War, the United States has always faced unanticipated threats in combat that have required agile responses. U.S. troops on the ground continually adjust to changing enemy tactics with the capabilities they have at hand. Yet the part of the Defense Department that trains and equips those troops has rarely been as flexible.
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