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Japanese Military Cartridge Handguns 1893-1945: A Revised and Expanded Edition of Hand Cannons of Imperial Japan by Harry Derby, 2007-07 The Oxford Companion to American Military History United States Military Saddles, 1812-1943 by Randy Steffen, 1988-09 Official Price Guide to Military Collectibles: Sixth Edition by Richard Austin, 1998-05-19 Ranger Dawn: The American Ranger from the Colonial Era to the Mexican War (Stackpole Military History Series) by Col Robert W. Black, 2009-10-01 Guns on the Atlantic Wall 1942-1945 (Schiffer Military/Aviation History) by Karl-Heinz Schmeelke, Michael Schmeelke, 1998-08 CHINESE MILITARY MODERNIZATION: Force Development and Strategic Capabilities (Csis Significant Issues Series) by Anthony H. Cordesman and Martin Kleiber, 2007-04-09 Military Life: The Psychology of Serving in Peace and Combat (4 Volume Set) Military Leadership: In Pursuit of Excellence by Robert L. Taylor, William E. Rosenbach, et all 2008-12-30 Armored Cav (Tom Clancy's Military Reference) by Tom Clancy, 1994-11-01 The Diffusion of Military Power: Causes and Consequences for International Politics by Michael C. Horowitz, 2010-07-21 Military Travel Guide U.S.A. by William Crawford, L. Ann Crawford, et all 2004-06 Military Small Arms of the 20th Century by Ian Hogg, 2000-02-10 The New Counterinsurgency Era: Transforming the U.S. Military for Modern Wars by David H. Ucko, 2009-08-15

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41. Homeland Security Studies, Homeland Defense Studies, Domestic Preparedness
    Links to mostly government and military websites related to homeland security, created for military members by the Air War College.  
    http://homeland.au.af.mil/

42. Military Science - St. Norbert College
    About military science at St. Norbert College Military Science is concerned primarily with the exploration and development of leadership and management.  
    http://www.snc.edu/militaryscience/

43. Defense Technologies - Defense Industry VC PE
    Offers a series of reports on major defense technologies, including coverage across the services and with reference to major Government agencies and acquisitions programs.  
    http://defense-ventures.com/defense-technologies/
    
    Extractions: Interesting Login Refer, Subscribe Stumble It! Subscribe in a reader Defense Ventures Network Click HERE to help with Defense Ventures Content! ISSUE LIST: WE WANT YOUR OPINION VC/PE Profiles Defense Technology Series Tags, Archive Our report series on Defense Technologies is now available as a downloadable report. These reports are available individually within the site see right menu bar for the full directory. Topics included: Report 1 DARPA and DARPA Developed Technologies Report 2 Air Force Technology Report 3 Missile and Space Technology Report 4 Army Technology Report 5 Navy Technology Report 6 Other Military Technology Report 7 All reports in the series have been combined in a single report you can download below. Covering the principal defense technologies, major platforms, and relevant Government agencies, this report should provide a valuable one-stop reference and basic overview of important developments within the industry.

44. Military Science
    DEPARTMENT CHAIR/PROFESSOR OF MILITARY SCIENCE Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan B. Nepute. DEPARTMENT OFFICE Engineering 301, Phone 657278-3007. DEPARTMENT WEBSITE  
    http://www.fullerton.edu/catalog/academic_departments/mlsc.asp

45. Tactical Physics
    William Erik Michael Kreizner is pioneering a new field of academic endeavor categorized as tactical physics, involving the development of penetration equations.  
    http://www.tacticalphysics.org
    
    Extractions: Photos for Larger Versions William Erik Michael Kreizner is pioneering a new field of academic endeavor categorized as tactical physics By Providential Grace, William Kreizner's Linear Antipenetration Equations will provide the beneficial service to the army by prognosticating the approximate depth of a defensive disposition requisite to interdict a penetration operation. By God's Grace, William Kreizner's greatest discovery to date is the Double Integral Calculus Concentric Antipenetration Equations which are a revolutionary instrumentality of tactical physics and will provide an immense benefit to the army by forming a virtually impregnable circle of envelopment which will categorically circumvent the endeavors of the encircled army from effecting an emancipative penetration through the antipenetration annulus (circle), provided that my prescribed 17 concentric Antipenetration postulates are duly observed in this concentric antipenetration encirclement operation. By God's Grace, William Erik Michael Kreizner is the true and authentic theoretical originator of the Penetration Equations, the Antipenetration Equations, the Double Integral Calculus Concentric Antipenetration Equations, and the Antipenetration Radius Equations.

46. MILITARY SCIENCE
    Improved Course Catalog Search (Beta) Find just the class you want, when you want it. Or, search course descriptions with Google Custom Search  
    http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/milsci.html

47. Naval Postgraduate School - CCC
    Provides research on contemporary security issues to the makers and executors of U.S. defense policy.  
    http://www.nps.edu/Academics/Centers/CCC/
    
    Extractions: Calendar Directory SEARCH Contact Us CCC Templates Center Mission As the research institute of the Naval Postgraduate School's Department of National Security Affairs , the CCC contributes to the expansion of knowledge on critical security issues— especially current and emerging threats to U.S. national security and that of its allies—and is uniquely positioned to form a bridge between academia, policymakers, and military personnel. Research Spotlight Publication Highlights Dr. James Wirtz is a Professor of National Security Affairs and Dean of SIGS . His latest research project examines the geopolitical and geostrategic interactions between Asia's three major nuclear powers: Pakistan, India and China; the impact these relations have on their regional and global nuclear and nuclear-related policies; and implications for U.S. foreign policy and national security. 

48. Military Science – BYU–Idaho
    The strength of your commitment is measured by your willingness to give your very lives for that in which you believe. President Gordon B. Hinckley  
    http://www.byui.edu/MilitaryScience/
    
    Extractions: -President Gordon B. Hinckley Gen. Conf. May 2003 Benefits Army ROTC (Reserve Officers' Training Corps) is one of the best leadership courses in the country and is part of your college curriculum. During classes, leadership labs, physical training and field training exercises, you will learn firsthand what it takes to lead others, motivate groups and conduct missions as an Officer in the Army. Upon graduation from Army ROTC, you will earn the bar of a Second Lieutenant and be commissioned into the Active Army, Army Reserve or Army National Guard and become a leader for life If you already know you want to learn more about the Army ROTC, register for one of our Military Science courses; or, if you're interested in a scholarship, call 208.496.2153 to schedule an interview. Remember, there's no service obligation for trying us out. Enrollment in an ROTC class does not mean you've joined the Army.

49. Canadian Army Lessons Learned Centre - Welcome Page | Le Centre Des Leçons Rete
    Lessons drawn by Canadian Army, especially from participation in numerous peacekeeping missions. In English and French.  
    http://armyapp.dnd.ca/ALLC-CLRA/

50. Military Science
    Various test prep options available, pick one based on your own learning style online, classroom, private tutoring.  
    http://www.princetonreview.com/Majors.aspx?cip=290101&page=1

51. Radar
    Describes key terms and abbreviations used in radar and electronic warfare.  
    http://www.argospress.com/Resources/radar/
    
    Extractions: Airborne Radar . An airborne radar is carried by an aircraft. Airport Radar . Airport radar provides information to air traffic controllers on aircraft in the local air space. Anti-radiation Missile (ARM) . An anti-radiation missile is able to guide itself to destroy a radar using the signal transmitted by the radar. Destruction of the radar or intimidation of the operators is the most positive electronic attack (EA) tactic ARM . See Anti-radiation Missile AWACS . The AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System) is a system mounted in a Boeing E3 aircraft that provides airborne surveillance and command and control (C2) functions. Barrage Jamming . Barrage jamming is used when there is a need to jam over a wide bandwidth simultaneously. Barrage jamming is an attractive technique because a range of different radars (including frequency agile radars) can be jammed continuously and simultaneously. Bistatic Radar . A bistatic radar system uses different antennas for transmission and reception.

52. UTC Military Science (ROTC) | About ROTC At UTC
    Home / Military Science (ROTC) / About ROTC at UTC About ROTC at UTC. ROTC Military Science and Leadership Program is a deliberate, continuous, sequential, and progressive process  
    http://www.utc.edu/Academic/MilitaryScience/

53. Journal Of Electronic Defense | AOC
    Provides coverage of defense electronic issues, focusing in particular on electronic warfare.  
    http://www.jedonline.com/
    
    Extractions: issue and JED magazine archives. The Journal of Electronic Defense (JED) is the official publication of the Association of Old Crows (AOC), an independent, nonprofit, international professional association promoting public understanding in the science and practice of EW, SIGINT and related disciplines. The AOC's 13,500+ members read JED for its intelligent coverage and insigntful analysis of industry news and trends. The Journal of Electronic Defense (JED) reports on industry news, technology trends and other developments in the global electronic warfare (EW) and signals intelligence (SIGINT) market. JED’s EW coverage includes self-protection systems, improvised explosive device (IED) countermeasures, airborne electronic attack and command and control warfare (C2W). The JED staff also writes about strategic and tactical SIGINT programs, including electronic intelligence (ELINT) and communications intelligence (COMINT) systems associated with submarines, surface vessels, ground vehicles, airborne reconnaissance platforms and space-based collection systems. JED Supplemental Material AOC has posted the July 2006 - December 2008 JED Magazine PDF archives on-line. Please note that these are the entire magazines in PDF format NOT the article archives. To access the July 2006 - December 2008 JED Magazine Archives in PDF format please

54. Military Science - Truman State University
    Bulldog Battalion. Army Reserve Officers Training Corps was established at Truman State University during the Spring term in 1969. The Bulldog Battalion prepares young men and  
    http://militaryscience.truman.edu/battalion.asp
    
    Extractions: Truman site people Army ROTC was established at Truman in the Spring of 1969. Military Science Home Welcome to Truman State Army ROTC Military Science Home Army Reserve Officers Training Corps was established at Truman State University during the Spring term in 1969. The Bulldog Battalion prepares young men and women for positions of leadership the United States Army. By participating in the ROTC program, a student may earn a minor in Military Science and a commission as a Second Lieutenant in the Unites States Army, Army Reserves or the Army National Guard. Since its inception, the ROTC program at Truman has commissioned over 575 officers in the United States Army to include former and serving Brigade Commanders. The Bulldog Battalion Headquarters are located on the north side of Baldwin Hall. Baldwin Hall is located in the northwest corner of campus , just east of McClain Hall. The Bulldog Battalion cadre consists of five Army commissioned officers, two non-commissioned officers, two Department of Defense civilian employees, and a state employee. Currently the Bulldog Battalion has approximately 200 student members.

55. Direction Finding For Tracking Radar Using A Simplified, Subspace Based Approach
    Abstract of a technical paper, with a link to the full version in pdf format.  
    http://www.ll.mit.edu/asap/asap_00/procabs/hayward.htm

56. Military Science | Majors And Areas Of Study | Become A Student | SFASU
    The Department of Military Science is one of the departments in the College of Liberal and Applied Arts. Most students who complete the military science requirements and their  
    http://www.sfasu.edu/547.asp
    
    Extractions: Enter a search term. Search SFA You are here: The Basic Course: The Advanced Course: The junior year focuses on preparing the student for a five-week Leadership Development and Assessment Course (LDAC) held the following summer at Fort Lewis, Washington. The course refines leadership and management skills that will be valuable to the student throughout his/her civilian or military career. The senior year focuses on the transition to senior cadet and preparing for his/her responsibilities as an officer. Contracted advanced course students earn $450-$500 per month, in addition to scholarships, September through May. Various organizations exist at SFA that are designed to add out-of-class education to the in-class instruction that a student receives. The following organizations are available for all SFA students to enhance their physical, personal and professional development and networking skills. Furthermore, these organizations provide opportunities for leadership and interaction with fellow students, faculty members and professionals. Ranger Challenge: Competes in various mental and physical endurance events against other teams from ROTC programs throughout Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.

57. Improving Communications In Urban Warfare
    Rand research brief on techniques and equipment.  
    http://www.rand.org/pubs/research_briefs/RB3029/index1.html
    
    Extractions: Of the missions that U.S. military forces must conduct, urban operations are perhaps the most difficult. Compounding their difficulties at the lowest tactical levels, or for infantrymen moving through back alleys and buildings, is the interference caused by buildings and structures that impedes electronic communication. The growing reliance of the U.S. military on "information superiority" underscores the need to address problems of military communication in urban areas. To speed and ensure better communications, military planners can seek to increase the "supply" of improved communications technologies or to decrease the "demand" for them through changes in tactics, techniques, or procedures. Recent RAND research suggests military planners should address both the "supply" and "demand" for communications in urban operations. Current military doctrine on communications in urban areas focuses on site location, proper training, and other practical considerations such as cover and concealment and avoiding interference. It also discusses alternative means of communication such as the use of wires, messengers, visual and sound signals, and existing commercial infrastructure. This advice should be updated with lessons on how to overcome line-of-sight problems and transmission and reception problems caused by fading and path loss. Organizational changes can also help reduce the demand or need for communications. Changes in doctrine for better communications should include lessons on the following:

58. Military Science | UW-Green Bay Undergraduate Catalog 2010-2011
    About UWGreen Bay; General Information; Planning an Academic Program; Programs of Study including Majors Minors; Preprofessional Programs of Study and Certificates  
    http://www.uwgb.edu/catalog/undrgrad/MIL.htm

59. Advanced Mission Systems Jerry Snyder Fort Mill South Carolina
    Specializes in the development and fielding of disruptive technology and the adaptation of commercial technology for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.  
    http://advancedmissionsystems.com

60. Www.northgeorgia.edu
    Military Science courses conform to the subject requirements of the Senior Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Department of the Army. The objectives of the ROTC program are to  
    http://www.northgeorgia.edu/MilitaryScience/
    
    Extractions: North Georgia Corps of Cadets Military Science courses conform to the subject requirements of the Senior Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Department of the Army. The objectives of the ROTC program are to attract, motivate, and prepare selected students with high potential to serve as commissioned officers in the active Army, or the U.S. Army Reserve, and the Army National Guard. The Department of Modern Language and the Department of Military Science offer students in the Corps of Cadets who are attached to a reserve component unit the unique opportunity to combine course work at the University with study done at the Defense Language Institute (DLI) in Monterey, California, in order to fulfill the Bachelor's degree requirements while training as military linguists.* Such students will receive their AA degree upon completion of language course work at the DLI. On returning to NGCSU, students will maintain and enhance the skills learned in the language studied at the DLI via distance learning and will complete a major of their choice for the Bachelor's degree, including any remaining core curriculum requirements needed. COL Michael D. Pyott

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