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  • ...a less than ideal location for sensitive valve electronics and mechanical computers. STAAG Mark I carried the radar dish over the gun barrels where it was subj .... In a somewhat embarrassing episode, the navy was forced to scour various military museums across Canada to re-equip their fleet during the [[Gulf War]], as r
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  • ...CS to correct these estimates through a feedback loop from the [[Director (military)|director]] to the computer, thus delaying the generation of a correct [[fi * [http://www.it.usyd.edu.au/research/tr/tr223.pdf BRITISH MECHANICAL GUNNERY COMPUTERS OF WORLD WAR II ]
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  • ...re, essential to aim the mount from a remote location, using a [[Director_(military)|Director]] that had a clear view, free from smoke and vibration. The direc [[Category:Military computers]]
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  • The major components of a GFCS are a manned [[Director (military)|director]], with or replaced by radar or television camera, a computer, st ..., and still used visual correction of shots with colored splashes. Digital computers would not be adopted for this purpose by the US until the mid 1970s. Howeve
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  • ...military communications through remote control systems for televisions and computers.
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  • Computers and videos can be a great addition to a company's safety training program. ...nt the spread of diseases. Every clinical facility on US land, civilian or military is governed by OSHA's directives. To remain in accordance to the Federal re
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  • ...DME distance feature and a separate TACAN azimuth feature, which provides military pilots data similar to the civilian VOR, were also used in that new system. ...ure]] that can be switched off by the [[Military of the United States|U.S. military]] in time of crisis, onboard [[Inertial Navigation System]] (INS) or ground
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  • ...lds such as engineering, biology, chemistry, computing, materials science, military applications, and communications. ...traditional industries as the products of nanotechnology become dominant; military applications such as [[biological warfare]] and implants for soldiers; and
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  • ...27}}</ref> Omar's original commanders were "a mixture of former small-unit military commanders and [[madrassa]] teachers,"<ref>{{ The Taliban's first major military activity was in 1994 when they marched northward from [[Maywand District|Ma
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  • ...provided money and support to al-Qaeda training camps, received extensive military training in al-Qaeda-run terrorist training camps in Afghanistan, and prepa ...ing [[Islamic terrorism]] raided the bookshop, took away books, files, and computers, questioned staff, and arrested Begg under British [[anti-terrorism law]]s.
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  • ...quality and uncompromising construction grew, Collins was solicited by the military, the scientific community and by the larger AM radio stations for special e ...ecame the principle supplier of radio and navigation equipment used in the military theater. Uncompromising performance was required.
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