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Self defense weapons fall into two broad categories, lethal and nonlethal While many people have a hard time justifying using lethal force (such as a gun) even when their life is in danger, there are also those who question whether a nonlethal device will get the job done Self defense weapons fall into two broad categories, lethal and nonlethal.
Do Nonlethal Self Defense Products Really Work? by Richard Armen / Home based business community
The Defense Department's nonlethal weapons organization is seeking technologies that can help disable motor vehicles and halt small boats.
Military needs nonlethal weapons to disable hostile vehicles and boats by Erwin, Sandra I. / National Defense
Vangjel, the Chief of the Field Artillery, defined the new mission of the Field Artillery as, "The mission of the FA is to integrate and deliver lethal and nonlethal fires to enable joint and maneuver commanders to dominate their operational environment across the spectrum of operations.
Education for ARNG FA officers and NCOs by Roshell, Robert W.; Terranova, Lawrence M. / Fires
 
 
 
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