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

Vol. 57 No. 6 (2023): Haditechnika

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Published: 2024-04-22

Full Issue

Haditechnika 2023_6.pdf (Magyar)

Studies

Mathematical modelling of human operators’ activities

Dr. Szabolcsi Róbert

2-9
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History of the development of the ‘Gepárd’ large-calibre rifle, Part 5 35 years of service in the Hungarian Defence Forces

Dr. Földi Ferenc

10-12
- pdf (Magyar)
Artificial Intelligence and simulation, Part 2

Máté Koch

13-15
- pdf (Magyar)
The world's most powerful tanks, Part 3.

Zoltán Farkas

16-19
- pdf (Magyar)
Russian Battalion Tactical Groups and the past 8 years of experience, Part 2

Gábor László Vasárus

20-25
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The new era of deception The impact of the development of artificial intelligence on disinformation campaigns

Bálint Péter Benke

26-32
- pdf (Magyar)

International Miltech Review

The use of Russian air power in the Russian-Ukrainian war, Part 3 Air-launched missile weapons and surface-to-air air defence

Tamás Lesták

34-38
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Providing network services

Attila Gulyás

39-42
- pdf (Magyar)
Testing unmanned land vehicles in Estonia

István Ocskay

43-46
- pdf (Magyar)

Space Activities

On Chinese space programmes in Budapest – first hand professional information

Sándor Frey

47-51
- pdf (Magyar)

Domestic Survey

The Defence Innovation Research Institute, the NATO DIANA and the new system of domestic defence innovation, Part 2

Imre Porkoláb, Sándor Hennel, Ernő Hegedűs

52-56
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The deployment of Elbit Skylark I-LEX unmanned reconnaissance airplane in the Hungarian Defence Forces

Sándor Ozsváth

57-60
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Potential applications of ADAM metal printing technology in the defence industry 3D process for the production of UAVs and light vehicles

Ernő Hegedűs

61-66
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Miltech History

The ’Mészáros’ war steamer, Part 2

Ferenc Sarus

67-70
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The activities of the 1st Royal Quick Reaction Corp subordinated to Germany, Part 5 The offensive target is the Stalin-line

Róbert Somkutas

71-73
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