MILITARY SCIENCES

Much of the early use of chemical energy involved military applications. "Greek fire," first reported in the 7th century A.D., was probably a blend of sulfur, organic fuels, and saltpeter that generated flames and dense fumes when ignited. It was used in a variety of incendiary ways in both sea and land battles and added a new dimension to military science [2]. 

NUCLEONICS, "l he applications of nuclear science in physics, chemistry, biology, ami other sciences, including military science, and in industry. and the techniques associated with these applications. 

Survival -Silencers Military Science -Self Defense... 

Anthrax had long been considered the most practicable filling for a biological weapon. A decade earlier, Aldous Huxley had predicted a war involving anthrax bombs. Even before that, in 1925, Winston Churchill wrote of pestilences methodically prepared and deliberately launched upon man and beast. .. Blight to destroy crops, Anthrax to slay horses and cattle, Plague to poison not armies only but whole districts—such are the lines alone which military science is remorselessly advancing. 2... 

Notwitbsianding the very satisfactory accomplishments of modern artillery, there yet remains a great opportunity for improvement in its efficiency. This branch of military science should receive a greater share of the attention of our scientific men, for if cannon are to be constructed doubly efficient to any now in use, we cannot, without imminent danger, shut onr eyes to the fact. 

So I repeat just cut loose from any nut groups. Be your own man. Get a taw friends tog her and m out your own neighborhood defense program. Subscribe to publications like The American Rifleman and Gun Week. Buy books on military science, improvised weaponry and survival. Store food, weapons, ammo and chemicals. 

In case you didnt realize it, all the books I list are legal in fact, all books are legal to own. unless they are stolen. The Poor Man s James Bond is simply knowledge. The fact that the application of that knowledge would surely be illegal now, is beside the point. Feel free to buy it or any other such books on improvised weaponry or military science. 

DOMS Dictionary of Military Science, Shafritz, Jay M., Shafritz, Todd J.A., and Robertson, David B. Facts On File New York, 1989... 

As should be evident, this survey has dealt on the whole with idealized models of aerosols and aerosol particles which are different from the complex aerosols of practical interest in such fields as air pollution, cloud physics, aerosol therapeutics, military science, industrial technology, etc. Indeed this complexity presents great difficulties in establishing a science of aerosols. 

See also Applied Mathematics Military Sciences and Combat Engineering Paleontology Risk Analysis and Management. 

Physics ballistics chemistry mathematics geometry trigonometry military science mechanical engineering materials science political science military history. 

It is important to distinguish military sciences from the closely related term, military science. The latter refers to the broader study of war as an art and science and encompasses the study of tactics, strategy, and leadership. 

Those with an interest in science and the military will find opportunities for work in government, private industry, and the academic world. A number of individuals involved in research and development for the military are members of the armed forces, often with specialized training that permits them to supplement their battlefield knowledge with classroom and laboratory preparation to carry out sophisticated scientific inquiry. Since the eighteenth century, governments have established and sponsored military academies to prepare officers for practical applications of military science and engineering, but individuals educated in other institutions can often receive commissions in the services and perform these roles. 

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