Through the looking glass : the Soviet military-technical revolution and the American revolution in military affairs / Dima P Adamsky
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Journal of Strategic Studies Vol. 31, No. 2, April 2008, pp.257-294 (98)Summary: Argues that Soviet military theorists conceived and assessed the long term implications of what they called the military technical revolution (MTR) as much as ten years before the US RMA and that this was done in the absence of either the weapons or the technologies.
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Argues that Soviet military theorists conceived and assessed the long term implications of what they called the military technical revolution (MTR) as much as ten years before the US RMA and that this was done in the absence of either the weapons or the technologies.
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