CQB technologies help forces grapple with short-range front line / Andrew White.
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Jane's International Defence Review Vol 43, March 2010, pp.38-43 (120)Summary: British and American forces in Iraq and Afghanistan are benefiting from new technologies and hand to hand combat methods. Technical developments include new ammunition, through wall sensors, and easily portable remote control sensors.
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British and American forces in Iraq and Afghanistan are benefiting from new technologies and hand to hand combat methods. Technical developments include new ammunition, through wall sensors, and easily portable remote control sensors.
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