A new form of warfare : the rise of non-lethal weapons /

In today's chaotic post-Cold War world, industrialised powers face a dilemma. They wish to deploy military forces in peacekeeping operations without incurring or causing casualties. This has led to increasing interest, especially in the United States, in the possibility of employing new hi-tech...

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Main Author:	Dando, Malcolm
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	London ; Washington : Brassey's, 1996 London ; Washington [D.C.] : 1996
Edition:	1st English ed
Subjects:	Chemical agents (Munitions) Nonlethal weapons Chemical Warfare Agents

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