An approach to counter threat operations within a counter insurgency environment / D J Bickers
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The Royal Engineers Journal Vol 122 No 1, April 2008, pp.26-29 (46)Summary: Describes some British experience in developing more effective counter measures to improvised explosives, indirect fire, and small arms fire experienced during the ongoing conflict in Iraq.
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Describes some British experience in developing more effective counter measures to improvised explosives, indirect fire, and small arms fire experienced during the ongoing conflict in Iraq.
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