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A few days later, I flew the
remaining training and data runs with LAMARS accelerative motion. There is no doubt that various types of cruise missiles and strike
and special-purpose unmanned aerial vehicles have a number of
substantial advantages over manned aerial vehicles: a long flying time
regardless of the combat situation on the ground or accelerative forces;
all-weather capability; a set level of "combat proficiency;"
and the absence of the survival instinct. Since
momentum reduces muscular tension, it can limit total motor unit
recruitment and also increase accelerative forces that can potentially
create muscle and/or joint injury. |
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