Insensitive munitions : (Record no. 11069)

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Personal name DESCHAMBAULT Eric
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Title Insensitive munitions :
Remainder of title a key aspect of improved munitions safety /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Eric Deschambault, Patrick Touze and Duncan Watt
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2008
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Summary, etc. Accidental ignition of munitions has caused deaths, injuries, damage and expense: examples include fires on US aircraft carriers and an the ground during Desert Storm the latter event at Camp Doha, Kuwait, caused 59 casualties, loss of or damage to 160 vehicles, and cost $40 million; with IM the effects would have been restricted to a single vehicle. This article describes advances in insensitive munitions which are defined as those that operate normally as and when required but which burn rather than detonate as a result of impact, fire, or nearby explosion. Includes NATO definitions of Energetic Materials Responses.
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Bulletin Heading NATO, MILITARY, TECHNOLOGY, USA
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Topical term or geographic name entry element INSENSITIVE MUNITIONS
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Personal name TOUZE Patrick
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Personal name WATT Duncan
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Main entry heading Military Technology :
Related parts Vol 32 Issue 9, 2008, pp.58-65
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i 25418-1001
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