I was watching a video about the M1 Component Advanced Technology Testbed (CATTB), and found mention of a Multisensor Target Acquisition System (MTAS) using Millimeter Wave Radar, Infrared and other sensors to detect targets in a Battlefield obscured by smoke or other detection inhabiting...
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https://fighting-vehicles.com/tanks/pz-87-leopard-2/
Note: The KWS (Kampfwertsteigerung) III program, also referred to as KWS Stage III, was formally cancelled in 1995. Somehow I wouldn't be surprised if both the...
bundeswehr
cold war
early 1990s
eidgenössische konstruktionswerkstätte
federal military department (switzerland)
federal republic of germany
heavy tank
late1980s
mbt
panzer 87 program
post-cold war
schweizer armee
swiss army
swiss army federal construction works
swiss confederation
switzerland
tank design
west germany
This story fascinates me... It shows what can be done when you have little resource but a lot of creativity...
Unfortunately, the page which I took this article from had been saved onto my computer, and doesn't seem to be only any longer.
Only one forum topic (in Russian) deals with this...
I stumbled upon this while reading Edward Hujsak's 1994 The Future of U.S. Rocketry. ULLV stands for "Ultra Large Launch Vehicle"
This is a concept by the "Perigee West Company of La Jolla, California", which Edward Hujsak happened to be the president of, the company got several hundred...
cold war
department of defense
early 1990s
heavy lift vehicle
late1980s
nasa
nuclear rockets
post-cold war
single-stage-to-orbit
ssto
super-heavy-launch-vehic
ullv
united states
In 1987 the Royal Netherlands Navy began studying an 8,000 ton LST for the 1993-97 construction programme which would have the capacity to carry 600 Marines.
This pre-dates the LSD effort which began in 1990 which resulted in the Rotterdam-class. These have a capacity for 600 troops but offer...
amphibious warfare vessel
cold war
kingdom of denmark
kingdom of the netherlands
landing craft
late1980s
north atlantic treaty organisation
royal netherlands navy
tank
Saw this in an article as I was looking for some information on the Reformers of the 1970s-1980s:
"Hart and Lind have long made public their dismay with America's supercarriers, which, they argue at length, are vulnerable, too expensive to deploy in the numbers needed, and carry the wrong kind...
1er groupement de missiles stratégiques
armeé de l'air
cold war
commandement des forces aériennes stratégiques
early 1990s
force de dissuasion
forces aériennes stratégiques
france
french fifth republic
icbm
intermediate range ballistic missile
late1980s
nuclear battlefield
sol-sol balistique stratégique
Late 80s program - a low-cost LO ATG missile using Tomahawk and Maveric elements. Boeing ASWS report bits from Worthpoint + some details from Senate hearings
Ok, this is a scenario I've been working on for a while now, so I'd like to hear other peoples' thoughts on it. It has some plot devices though (the Soviet Union not completely falling apart, Bush restarting the Cold War, etc), but I think it's realistic enough to seem sane from a glance.
In...
1990s
alternate history
cold war
great britain
late1980s
north atlantic treaty organisation
nuclear battlefield
nuclear powered vessels
royal navy
soviet navy
soviet union
strategic defense initiative
united states
united states navy
warsaw pact
aeronautical technical institute (yugoslavia)
cold war
drone
early 1990s
late1980s
socialist federal republic of yugoslavia
the air force and air defence
unmanned aerial vehicle
unmanned air vehicle
vazduhoplovnotehnički institut
yugoslav air force
yugoslav people's army
In the late 1980s, research started on the new next-generation tank gun. It was quickly determined that it needed to be 140mm calibre. Initially it was to fire the same projectiles as the 120mm gun but at a higher velocity from a similar smoothbore barrel.
My question - what was the British...
I want to ask a question about when the J-10 programme first became known publically in the West, as well as the contentious issue of the possible Lavi connection, even if it is simply cosmetic, and hope that Deino perhaps can give some clarity on this.
When were the first rumours of the J-10...
As ESA discuss European Manned Spaceflight was a battle between Hermes Shuttle and Capsule Fraction
Here the 1989 Proposal of ERNO "LaReCa" short for Large Ariane 5 Return Capsule
It feature:
-A large reusable Capsule for various mission
-The use of full potential of Ariane 5 rocket...
Hi,
an old system to use Electron ray against space targets in 1986 in USA,designed by Sandia Labs and
sponsored by Air Force Weapons Laboratory and DARPA.
page 81...
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