Military Technology; Weapons; Military Vehicles; Hungarian Defence Forces;

Vol. 57 No. 2 (2023): Haditechnika

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Published: 2023-04-14

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The artificial intelligence and the armed forces, Part 8 Further military application possibilities

András Németh, Krisztián Virágh

2-5
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Tank generations, Part 2

István Ocskay

6-13
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A development trends of gas turbine aircraft engines, Part 2

Béla Varga

14-18
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History of the development of the ‘Gepárd’ large-calibre rifle, Part 1 35 years of service in the Hungarian Defence Forces

Ferenc Földi

19-23
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Aviation safety impacts of Covid19 infection, Part 1 The possible application of biosensors in fatigue measurement

Ágnes Guth-Orji

24-28
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Exhibitions of integrated, modular unmanned ground vehicle systems in Versailles The continuation of iMUGS PESCO programme in France

István Ocskay

29-31
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The application of electric and hybrid passenger cars and trucks in the Hungarian Defence Forces, Part 3

Alex Filipovics

32-37
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Serbian armed force development, Part 2 Stit 2022 (Shield 2022) military technology exposition in Batacnica, Serbia

István Kelecsényi

38-44
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Space weather phenomena and their impact on human activities

Árpád Kis

45-50
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Defence vehicles in the system of public service of bomb disposal tasks

Balázs Ádám, István Ember

51-56
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The potential of 3D printing and its military applications, Part 3 Mitigating the impact of manufacturing defects, solutions to eliminate defects

Péter Zentay, Ernő Hegedűs, Zsolt Végvári

57-62
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A Hungarian military industrial – The Gestamen

Tamás Terék, Péter Éles

63-67
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Remoted control tower as device for the technology in the resilient military air control service

Gábor Horváth

68-72
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The activities of the 1st Royal Quick Reaction Corp subordinated to Germany, Part 2 From river Prut to the Dnieper (09. 07. 1941.)

Róbert Somkutas

73-75
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