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Weapons Design and Development
2017The author looks at weapons design in more depth in this chapter and gives a definition. He discusses whether and in what sense weapons design and weapons research are applied science: the author advocates a wide view which allows weapons design to be based on systematic methods that are not necessarily applied science.
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Development of Materials for Naval Weapons
2001Abstract : GEO-CENTERS, INC. programs in support of the Naval Research laboratory Materials Science and technology Division have addressed the development, characterization, and improvement of a variety of materials of interest to the Navy. The work accomplished encompassed a broad range of materials science and technology including basic research in ...
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HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF FIRE WEAPONS
2021This article gives a brief overview of the history of firearms. This article is intended to acquaint students (pupils) of higher, secondary special and secondary educational institutions with information about the history of development of firearms.
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DEVELOPMENT OF WEAPONS FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE
1964Abstract : The purpose for this research was to investigate the potential of flickering light, sound, and suggestion, singly and in combination, for use in psychological weaponry. A search of the pertinent literature was performed followed by individual and group experimentation.
Hallack McCord, Frederick W. Obitz
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Executive Development as a Competitive Weapon
Journal of Management Development, 1989It is demonstrated how businesses can use executive development to gain competitors′ advantage. Specific choices and practices used by executives to help make this happen are identified.
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Technology, weapons, and industrial development
Technology in Society, 1985Abstract The impact of the indigenous design and production of technologically advanced weapons in industrializing states continues to be a subject of great interest and importance. To date, however, studies of this linkage have tended to be highly generalized and simplistic.
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Trends of Microwave Weapon Development.
1996Abstract : Microwave weapons, which depend on electric power and are based on electromagnetic pulse technology, will replace weapon systems that depend on chemical energy. It is estimated that by the twenty-first century, the many directed-energy weapons that will appear, including microwave weapons, will have a profound effect on warfare.
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Nuclear Weapons Development in China
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1966The author is a consultant on military and political affairs and has been associated with the Office of National Security Studies of Bendix Systems Division, and the Institute for Defense Analyses.
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Problems of Guided Weapons Development
The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1965Development is the process by which a design conceived to meet a practical requirement is transformed from drawings, and perhaps a working prototype, to a piece of fully engineered hardware suitable for production which will meet the original requirement for performance (including reliability) and cost in a time-scale which makes it useful.There are ...
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Problems in the Development of a Guided Weapon
The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1958The subject of this paper is a wide one. Guided weapon development problems in one form or another have been my daily concern for more than ten years now and I must be highly selective in the brief time at my disposal on this occasion.The object of guided missile development is to produce efficient weapons of war, that is, weapons of destruction able ...
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