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It could outrange Iraq's Soviet-made tanks because energetics experts developed high-energy propellant grains, each the same size and including engineered holes that enabled increased combustion.
U.S. losing critical skills needed to weaponize unmanned systems by Firebaugh, Millard S. / National Defense
Cannon are particularly important in the case of attack helicopters, which typically have a slow-firing 30 mm gun to outrange small-calibre ground fire.
Help from above: the high cost of modern combat aircraft militates ... by Braybrook, Roy / Armada International
He seems in them to attain to heights of concentration and elimination of all that is not pure plastic idea, which still outrange our pictorial apprehension.
Recurrence in Hemingway and Czanne by Berman, Ron / The Hemingway Review
 
 
 
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