Wide of the mark
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Jane's Terrorism and Security Monitor July 2008, pp.10-13Summary: Insurgents and terrorists are making more use of rockets and mortars, although few, so far, are in a position to employ artillery. This article considers why these weapons are being used, their effectiveness, and possible limitations at least in terms of negative publicity.
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Insurgents and terrorists are making more use of rockets and mortars, although few, so far, are in a position to employ artillery. This article considers why these weapons are being used, their effectiveness, and possible limitations at least in terms of negative publicity.
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