CONTEMPORARY NON-LETHAL WEAPONS. CLASSIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION
Journal Title: Scientific Journal of the Military University of Land Forces - Year 2013, Vol 168, Issue 2
Abstract
The main object of the article is the review of contemporary non-lethal weapons, in particular the classification and description of their main categories. Plenty of attention is devoted to non-lethal weapons naming and terminology used in Polish and foreign specialist literature. Moreover, non-lethal weapons and their subgroups are defined. The most important information is highlighted in the attached drawings.
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Norbert ŚWIĘTOCHOWSKI
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