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7 April 2024
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17:46 | CZ:Proposed for deletion 4 changes history +1,901 [Pat Palmer; John Leach; George Swan (2×)] | |||
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13:10 (cur | prev) +215 George Swan talk contribs (Call for discussion) | ||||
| 16:52 | Deletion log John Leach talk contribs deleted page Anti-radiation missile (content was: "{{PropDel}}<br><br>{{subpages}} An '''anti-radiation missile (ARM)''' is intended to home on radar, or sometimes other electronic transmitters, and destroy them by blast and fragmentation. Typically, it homes on the radiation source, which may be the antenna rather than the harder-to-replace electronics. ==Early ARM designs== Many ARMs, even modern ones, may be adaptations of other missiles. One of the earliest, the U.S. AGM-45 Shrike was created, in 1963, by the Naval Air Weap...") | ||||
6 April 2024
| m 13:42 | Vietnam War diffhist −8 Pat Palmer talk contribs (Text replacement - "grand strategy" to "grand strategy") | ||||
4 April 2024
| m 11:00 | Vietnam War diffhist −4 Pat Palmer talk contribs | ||||
3 April 2024
| 17:43 | Deletion log John Leach talk contribs deleted page Surface-to-air missile (content was: "{{PropDel}}<br><br>{{subpages}} '''Surface-to-air missile''' (SAM) defines a wide range of guided missiles, usually rocket-powered, fired from land or sea against aircraft. The lightest SAMs can be fired from a soldier's shoulder; the class is called a man-portable air defense system (MANPADS). Larger SAMs vary from short-range systems intended to protect a small area such as an individual ship or ground headquarters, which is called "point defense". "Area defense" SAMs cover...") | ||||