Loitering with malicious intent/ Stephen W. Miller

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MILLER Stephen W

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In: Armada International , Volume 48, Issue 4, September 2024, pg. 12-16Summary: This article looks at ground launched loitering missiles that although is an accepted weapon on the battlefield still has undefined tactics, techniques and procedures for use in combat or roles in mission.

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This article looks at ground launched loitering missiles that although is an accepted weapon on the battlefield still has undefined tactics, techniques and procedures for use in combat or roles in mission.

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