Development of Xm144 Hand-Held Ground Signal Series

Lopatin, S. I.

doi:10.21236/ad0409969

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DOI: 10.21236/ad0409969

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Development of Xm144 Hand-Held Ground Signal Series

S. I. Lopatin¹

Abstract: The report contains a summary of major events in the development of the signals from time of program initiation to the present, pertinent materiel, physical, operational, and performance characteristics, comparisons of several types of signals and other significant information, data, and documents.

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