Shine on, deadly light / Doug Richardson
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Armada International Vol 30 No 2, April-May 2006, pp.42-44 (2)Summary: Laser designators have revolutionised the art of attacking ground targets but, as this article points out, they are not effective in all conditions - problems include beam scatter and the power required to drive the laser. Describes some current production examples for aircraft and ground based use.
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Laser designators have revolutionised the art of attacking ground targets but, as this article points out, they are not effective in all conditions - problems include beam scatter and the power required to drive the laser. Describes some current production examples for aircraft and ground based use.
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