Smart defence against smart bombs / Petere Donaldson.
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Asian Military Review Vol 22 Issue 3, June 2014, pages 18-22 (60)Summary: Review of the present status and expected developments in the struggle for supremacy between precision guided munitions and integrated air defence systems. Stand-off ranges currently giving the advantage to air launched PGMs.
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Review of the present status and expected developments in the struggle for supremacy between precision guided munitions and integrated air defence systems. Stand-off ranges currently giving the advantage to air launched PGMs.
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