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The Revolution in Military Technology
1987Technology defines much of the contemporary strategic agenda, and generates much of the language in which strategy is discussed. Broader, more political, concepts like war, crisis, alliance, terrorism, power and security are all heavily conditioned by the character of prevailing technology. Compare, for example, the military security problem of Britain
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Controlling Military Technology
Ethics, 1985The specter of a general nuclear war destroying entire societies and possibly most of humanity has led to the search for ways to prevent such a war. The magnitude of the disaster that would come with a global nuclear war clearly justifies not only concern but also continued efforts to further reduce the chances for its happening.
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The implications of emerging technology on military human performance research priorities
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 2021Karl Friedl +2 more
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Technology and the revolution in military affairs
2014This study discusses the changes in military operations that are called "Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA)". Technological RMA is viewed in several ways within the literature. Some see them as a military revolution combining technical advances in command, control, communications, and intelligence.
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Military technology and revolutions in warfare: priming the drone debate
Defense and Security Analysis, 2023Ash Rossiter
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Combining Wargaming With Modeling and Simulation to Project Future Military Technology Requirements
IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 2021Vikram Mittal
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