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Changing Character of War Centre Pembroke College, University of Oxford With Axel and Margaret Ax: son Johnson Foundation

Grau et al., 2018

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Grau L
Bartlesi C
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The Soviet Union, and now Russia, have long worked on the development of twin concepts for the detection and assured destruction of high-value targets in near-real time. The Reconnaissance Strike Complex (разведива ельно-ударный комплех-RYK) was designed …
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