An edition of "All the missiles work" (2015)

"All the missiles work"

technological dislocations and military innovation : a case study in US Air Force air-to-air armament, post-World War II through Operation Rolling Thunder

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"All the missiles work"
Steven A. Fino, Steven A. Fino
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An edition of "All the missiles work" (2015)

"All the missiles work"

technological dislocations and military innovation : a case study in US Air Force air-to-air armament, post-World War II through Operation Rolling Thunder

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Air University Press, Air Force Research Institute
Language
English
Pages
150

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Subjects

Air-to-air rockets, History, Guided missiles, Military Airplanes, Armament, Technological innovations, Weapons systems, United States. Air Force, United States

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United States
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"All the missiles work": technological dislocations and military innovation : a case study in US Air Force air-to-air armament, post-World War II through Operation Rolling Thunder
2015, Air University Press, Air Force Research Institute
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Table of Contents

Foundations of technology
Technological dislocations
Rise of the missile mafia
The gun resurrected
An interim solution
Military innovation
Conclusion
Abbreviations
Illustrations
Technological momentum
The putative tipping point between social constructivism and technological determinism
Edge dislocation
Technological dislocations
Historical analysis and agency.

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Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabma
Series
Drew paper -- no. 12
Other Titles
Technological dislocations and military innovation, a case study in US Air Force air-to-air armament, post-World War II through Operation Rolling Thunder

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Dewey Decimal Class
358.4/1825191097309045
Library of Congress
UG1312.A35 F55 2015

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xv, 150 pages
Number of pages
150

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Open Library
OL31047182M
ISBN 13
9781585662487
LCCN
2014037391

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