Step change in urban operations as UGVs face up to the enemy / Andrew White
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Jane's International Defense Review Vol 40, June 2007, pp.40-46Summary: Review of current and future trends in unmanned ground vehicles. Traditionally such systems have mainly been used for explosive ordnance disposal but other applications such as reconnaissance, surveillance, logistics and casualty evacuation are now envisaged.
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Review of current and future trends in unmanned ground vehicles. Traditionally such systems have mainly been used for explosive ordnance disposal but other applications such as reconnaissance, surveillance, logistics and casualty evacuation are now envisaged.
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