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Electronic Weapons: October 3, 2000

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FORCES: North Koreans Join the Russian Army

AIR WEAPONS: Customarily Explosive

ON POINT: National Security Considerations Demand Exceptions Be Made

PHOTO: Bushmaster Lighting It Up

FORCES: NATO Plans To Add Brigades

ARTILLERY: SDB Excels In Ukraine

PHOTO: Starry AO

BOOK REVIEW: The Demon of Unrest: A Saga of Hubris, Heartbreak, and Heroism at the Dawn of the Civil War

ARTILLERY: HIMARS Supremacy

AIR WEAPONS: Bombing Underground Targets

PHOTO: Fueling The Spirit

Artillery: SDB Excels In Ukraine

Forces: NATO Plans To Add Brigades

Artillery: HIMARS Supremacy

Air Weapons: Bombing Underground Targets

Procurement: Going After The Russian Economy

Space: Stolen Starlink

Winning: Potential Outcomes in Ukraine

Procurement: Ukrainians Merge With NATO

WARS Myanmar: The Forever War Powered By Meth

Morale: Sources of Ukrainian Success

Leadership: Pressuring Putin

Leadership: US Army Shrinks And Suffers

Submarines: Ghost Shark Delivers

Surface Forces: Japanese Navy Expansion

Counter-Terrorism: Hamas Underground Warfare

Procurement: Russian Economic Strategy

The Israeli Ministry of Defense has rejected a request by Haggai Merom, a member of the Knesset, that the Green Pine radar (used to guide arrow interceptors) at Ein Shemer be operated only if an attack is imminent. Merom says that the electromagnetic radiation from the radar could be harmful to nearby civilians.--Stephen V Cole

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