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130154
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123935
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The article reports on developments in large caliber gun ammunition with long range and precision guidance. BAE Systems, Oto Melara and Raytheon are some of the defense companies that have successfully tested systems that satisfy these requirements. ATK is another, being the manufacturer of large-caliber tank ammunition for the U.S. military. BAE has tested its Long-Range Land Attack Projectiles, while Israel Military Industries manufactures the 155mm Super-High-Explosive artillery projectile.
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123939
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2013.
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The article reports on the Indian Air Force's (IAF) ways of dealing with hot and high environmental conditions. Hot and high refers to low air density caused by high temperatures and high geographic elevation which result in helicopters having difficulties generating lift. The IAF has started operating in such environments in 1984 when they launched an operation to secure the border in northern Kashmir. The IAF is reportedly planning to purchase the upgraded version of the Cheetah helicopter.
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130160
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130157
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123940
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2013.
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The article discusses factors that should be considered when delivering a combat aircraft system to India. According to the author, defense companies should have the patience and financial strength because many undertakings are likely to miss their projected in-service dates. He claims that the slow progress is due to Indian officials having bad past experiences with partner companies, both domestic and foreign. He adds that the constantly changing domestic politics should also be considered.
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130153
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ID:
123938
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2013.
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India is modernising its armed forces on a grand scale, making it one of the world's biggest arms importers. An enormous amount of equipment is going to the Indian Air Force-IAF, as it modernises or replace almost every category of aircraft in its inventory to create a highly modern force that is almost unmatched in Asia.
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130156
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130158
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ID:
123943
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2013.
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In the past, India decided to buy Soviet military equipment because of number of reasons. The country aspiring to be a leading role in the non-aligned movement, did not want to be dependent on Western weapons, tensions with China and Pakistan made into duction of more effective weapon an urgent need, attempt to develop indigenous advanced weapons turned out to be a matter of decades rather than years, and last but not the least, Soviet weapons were cheap, relaible and simple.
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123942
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2013.
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The article reports on the efforts of the U.S. Armed Forces to reduce energy consumption in land, sea and air through technologies and equipment. The U.S. military is increasingly using more efficient propulsion systems for ground vehicles and weapons platforms. Energy efficiency in shelter systems and forward operating base power systems are also being given more emphasis. The U.S. Armed Forces is also using a hybrid electric drive system to support the Ground Combat Vehicle program.
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130155
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130161
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123937
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2013.
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The article reports on the modernization of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Navy. The author claims that since its inception in the early 1970s, the UAE Navy has evolved into one of the best-equipped maritime forces in the world. He reports that missile-armed craft are replacing gun-armed surface combatants to provide defense to offshore oil installations. He states that the Navy occupies an important security provider position in the country, given its location and territorial disputes.
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123941
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2013.
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The article reports on the Royal Australian Air Force's (RAAF) role in national security. According to the author, the factors that define the role of the RAAF in Australia's security include the national security strategy, the enduring roles of air power and the level of capability available to execute these functions. He explains that the Australian Defence Force's (ADF) maritime strategy is predicated on understanding and shaping the environment where the nation's national interests lie. INSET: Air Marshal Geoff Brown, AO.
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123934
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2013.
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The article reports on developments in camouflaging military vehicles. One example of military vehicle design that makes use of signature reduction techniques is the joint light tactical vehicle designed for the U.S. Army to replace the high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles. The U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S. Army are also said to be using the Chemical Agent Resistant Coating which provides the camouflage covering for vehicles. Greek company Intermat has developed the Chameleon series.
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ID:
123933
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2013.
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The article reports on the status of the combat vehicle procurement of the United Arab Emirates. Armored infantry fighting vehicles (AIFV) are the main mobility tools of the country's land forces, with the fleet totaling more than 2,000 AIFVs. During the period 2010-2012, the nation upgraded its IFV fleet, especially in the mine resistant and armored vehicles segments, leading to the emergence of domestic IFV manufacturers. These companies include Al Jaber Group and International Golden Group.
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ID:
120828
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