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100626
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ID:
021708
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2001.
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186-220
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ID:
132984
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2014.
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The by-pass jet turbine engine concept did not just arrive onto the aero-engine scene in the early 1960s, it made a quantum leap forward from the perspectives of 1) performance 2), efficiency and 3) technology. Development since then significantly improved these three areas and considerably increased 'dual use' uptake, in which both military and civil markets benefit from the underlying technological advances being made across the entire aerospace industry.
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ID:
185316
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ID:
093342
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ID:
106864
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ID:
098911
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ID:
104848
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ID:
105846
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ID:
098946
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ID:
105488
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ID:
096797
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2010.
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The military competition engendered by the Cold War provoked rapid and sustained innovation in military technology. New information that has become available since the end of the Cold War permits a detailed reassessment of technical capabilities and developments in the Soviet Union, both with respect to strategic nuclear forces and to conventional weapons. This article shows that initially Soviet capabilities were subject to severe technical weaknesses that imposed major constraints on strategic options, but these were largely overcome by the 1980s. If the Soviet Union can be said to have lost the arms race, it was with respect to conventional technology. The article shows how in the perception of Soviet military planners the balance of power in Europe shifted against the Warsaw Pact in the 1980s.
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ID:
183393
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New Delhi, KW Publishers Pvt Ltd, 2015.
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xii, 412p.hbk
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9789383649518
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 060143 | 947.086/DES 060143 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
052932
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Apr-Jun 2004.
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Since the end of the second World War, the US military
industrial complex has secretly sponsored at great public
cost the R&D of new technologies for energy generation ,
air and outer space flight, futuristic weaponary and other
mostly military ends,which have not been made available
for the common good. Yet today's environmental and
economic emergencies dictate the accumulated know-how be
used for the benefit of mankind in its peaceful applications.
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