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Vol. 57 No. 3 (2023): Haditechnika

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Published: 2023-10-06

Full Issue

Haditechnika 2023_3.pdf (Magyar)

Studies

The ELM-2084 MMR multipurpose air surveillance, air defence and artillery reconnaissance radar

István Balajti

2-10
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A development trends of gas turbine aircraft engines, Part 3

Béla Varga

11-14
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History of the development of the ‘Gepárd’ large-calibre rifle, Part 2 35 years of service in the Hungarian Defence Forces

Ferenc Földi

15-20
- pdf (Magyar)
Aviation safety impacts of Covid19 infection, Part 2 The possible application of biosensors in fatigue measurement

Ágnes Guth-Orji

21-26
- pdf (Magyar)

International Miltech Review

Exhibitions of integrated, modular unmanned ground vehicle systems in Germany The closing event of iMUGS PESCO programme

István Ocskay

27-32
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The Turkish Bayraktar combat UAV, Part 2

Ernő Hegedűs, Sándor Hennel, Zsolt Végvári

33-36
- pdf (Magyar)
Military technical innovations on the industry day of MILENG COE 2022, Part 1

Tamás Bakos

37-43
- pdf (Magyar)

Space Activities

The anatomy of geomagnetic storms and their consequences

Árpád Kis

44-50
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Domestic Survey

New heavy machine in the HDF: WiSENT 2HU

Zoltán Kovács, István Ember

51-57
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Modern military technology, new construction solutions and structural materials, renewing military training

Zsolt Végvári

58-67
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Unnecessary ammunition disarming by dismantling

Péter Éles

68-72
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Miltech History

The activities of the 1st Royal Quick Reaction Corp subordinated to Germany, Part 3 Relocating to Colimaya and starting on "Stalin's concrete"

Róbert Somkutas

73-75
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