Nuclear Pakistan's Achilles heel / Tariq Mahmud Ashraf
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Air & Space Power Journal Vol XXII No 3, Fall 2008, pp.13-17Summary: Comparison of the Air Forces of India and Pakistan that highlights the imbalance of equipment, manpower, and capabilities all of which are in India's favour. Considers how Pakistan's development of nuclear weapons affects this imbalance and whether the differences in traditional air power continue to be relevant in assessing regional security.
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | PAKISTAN (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 25348-1001 |
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Comparison of the Air Forces of India and Pakistan that highlights the imbalance of equipment, manpower, and capabilities all of which are in India's favour. Considers how Pakistan's development of nuclear weapons affects this imbalance and whether the differences in traditional air power continue to be relevant in assessing regional security.
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