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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ANTISATELLITE»
Découvrez l'usage de
antisatellite dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
antisatellite et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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The Militarization and Weaponization of Space
ing antisatellite weapons be verified. As the discussions continued the group
became divided. The Defense Department became convinced that a
comprehensive agreement would not be possible nor desirable. The principal
coalitions were ...
2
Space Control And the Role of
Antisatellite Weapons
Maj Steven R. Petersen's study represents the first effort to tie together in one document US doctrine, policy, and implementation planning for the use of offensive weapons in space.
3
Legislation on Foreign Relations Through 2002, V. 1B, ...
(2) A description of the current and planned efforts by the United States to
develop an antisatellite capability to counter the global proliferation of satellites
with capability for military applications. (3) A review of other measures that the
United ...
David Rezelman See also Air Defense Command;Antisatellite Capability;
Ballistic Missile Early Warning System; Defense Advanced Research Projects
Agency; Distant Early Warning; Missiles,Intercontinental Ballistic; Missiles,
Surface-to-Air; ...
5
A United States
Antisatellite Policy for a Multipolar World
As the US reduces defense spending and force structure, such a policy would serve the national interests of the United States as the multipolar world develops.
Us Air Force, Roger C. Hunter,
2012
6
Star 21: Strategic Technologies for the Army of the ...
Despite the near readiness of lasers for this role, it is likely that the preferred
antisatellite weapon will be surface-launched interceptor missiles. Lasers may
come to the forefront if responsive countermeasures against the interceptor
missiles ...
National Research Council (U.S.). Board on Army Science and Technology,
1993
7
Philosophers of War: The Evolution of History's Greatest ...
Context: By the 1980s, the growing value of satellites to military operations
increased their attractiveness as targets. Both superpowers pursued antisatellite
capabilities. Biography: Stares received a doctorate in politics from the University
of ...
Daniel Coetzee, Lee W. Eysturlid,
2013
8
International Arms Control: Issues and Agreements
These commitments have failed, however, to allay either country's fear for the
security of its observation satellites, particularly since both countries have begun
to develop antisatellite weaponry and satellite defenses. The temptation to build ...
Coit D. Blacker, Gloria Duffy,
1984
9
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Perhaps Steven Spielberg stole the idea from the Pentagon, which has patented
the formula. The Defense Department's recent request to build new antisatellite
killer weapons is only the latest example of its talent for bringing a program back
...
10
Antisatellite Weapons and Satellite Deployment Strategies
Space is becoming a more and more likely arena for future combat.
Randall W. Chapman, AIR COMMAND AND STAFF COLL MAXWELL AFB AL.,
1988
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «ANTISATELLITE»
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antisatellite est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Why US Pentagon is worried about a space war in future
In the Cold War, the United States and Russia engaged in limited testing of antisatellite, or ASAT, weapons. Now China, and to a lesser extent ... «Economic Times, juin 15»
L'espace, vaste décharge publique ?
En janvier 2007, dans le cadre d'un essai qui suscita un tollé sur la scène internationale, les Chinois tirèrent un missile antisatellite sur l'un de ... «Les Échos, juin 15»
Airborne 'stealth launch' of CubeSat said to be underway
The programs reflect a shift away from large, expensive and vulnerable payloads as antisatellite threats grow. DARPA awarded Boeing a ... «Defense Systems, juin 15»
Chinese Military Modernization: Implications for Strategic Nuclear …
[1] Its growing portfolio of smart capabilities and modernized platforms includes stealth aircraft, antisatellite warfare systems, quiet submarines, ... «ISN, juin 15»
Space weapons and the risk of nuclear exchanges
China's 2007 antisatellite test sparked considerable debate among policy planners in the United States regarding the potential vulnerability of ... «Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, mai 15»
Best Space Stories of the Week – May 24, 2015
[Full Story: Pentagon Says 2013 Chinese Launch May Have Tested Antisatellite Technology]. Another 'golden record?' NASA's New Horizons ... «Space.com, mai 15»
Pentagon Says 2013 Chinese Launch May Have Tested Antisatellite …
“I won't characterize… what the Chinese capabilities are. I just will tell you that we know what they are,” Gen. John Hyten said in a 60 Minutes ... «Space News, mai 15»
US Gambit Risks Conflict With China
Indeed, China's military strategy in the region has been built around developing the means—missiles, ships, warplanes, antisatellite weapons ... «Wall Street Journal, mai 15»
U.S. Air Force Kills Key Space Control Program
This concept gained steam after China's 2007 demonstration of a developmental antisatellite interceptor to down its own aging weather satellite ... «Aviation Week, mai 15»
Antisatellite race heats up with China, Russia
The Air Force is stepping up its "counterspace" operations as concerns grow about Chinese antisatellite weapon capabilities and the side ... «Defense Systems, mai 15»