STAR WARS REBOOTED: MISSILE DEFENCE IN PROGRESS-PDF

Par : Emmanuel Delorme, Bruno Gruselle, Guillaume Schlumberger

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  • Nombre de pages192
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN978-2-84670-549-3
  • EAN9782846705493
  • Date de parution16/06/2014
  • Protection num.Digital Watermarking
  • Taille1 Mo
  • ÉditeurLe Cavalier Bleu Editions

Résumé

Once associated with the Cold War and with the Reagan administration's "Star Wars" project, missile defence has now taken on a fresh lease of life. In response to an actual or perceived threat by States and public opinion, it has actually become one of the key topics in redefining the great strategic balances. To a large extent, however, its major technological, financial and military implications are still a mystery.
It is true that this is still a difficult subject for a non-specialist public, very often coming down to grotesque misconceptions mixing ballistic missiles and the nuclear threat, pointing the finger at Iran, Syria and North Korea, not forgetting China, Russia, Israel and India, and the role of the United States, etc. Here the authors offer an educational work intended for the wider public, to reveal the technical, operational and strategic complexity of missile defence.
Once associated with the Cold War and with the Reagan administration's "Star Wars" project, missile defence has now taken on a fresh lease of life. In response to an actual or perceived threat by States and public opinion, it has actually become one of the key topics in redefining the great strategic balances. To a large extent, however, its major technological, financial and military implications are still a mystery.
It is true that this is still a difficult subject for a non-specialist public, very often coming down to grotesque misconceptions mixing ballistic missiles and the nuclear threat, pointing the finger at Iran, Syria and North Korea, not forgetting China, Russia, Israel and India, and the role of the United States, etc. Here the authors offer an educational work intended for the wider public, to reveal the technical, operational and strategic complexity of missile defence.