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The M1A2S vehicles will possess defined capabilities that increase lethality while limiting obsolescence.
230 UF157 This guide to the vulnerability and lethality of ground combat systems offers military weapons designers and engineers a full assessment of tactical utility, target response, damage mechanisms and personnel dysfunction.
Presentations include developing a squad system approach for quicker response and enhanced operational efficiency from the French Army's FELIN project team; integrating human factors into capability requirements from the programme manager for Romanian Individual Fighting System (RIFS); and the application of science and technology in improving the lethality capability for Project Land 125 from the weapons systems division of Australia's Defence Science Technology Organisation.
 
 
 
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