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The technology trap: science and the military

By:

GARDEN Timothy

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Brassey's Defence Publishers Ltd, 1989Description: 148pISBN:

0080367100 (hbk.)

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Summary: The author analyses the effects of scientific and technological developments on the battlefield, and questions the value of some new systems which cannot be made to work in combat conditions.

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The author analyses the effects of scientific and technological developments on the battlefield, and questions the value of some new systems which cannot be made to work in combat conditions.

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