Vol. I Issue. 34
Pakistan chasing armed Drones
19 November 2012
With the US refusing to share either the Drones or the technology involved, Pakistan is desperately looking for ways to develop a version of armed Drones for its use. It already has several versions of unarmed Drones in the armed forces. But efforts to develop an armed version have remained unsuccessful due to technological issues, principally a real-time effective guidance system, vehicle's carrying capacity and missiles.
The US has been using armed Drones to target militant groups in Pakistan for several years now. Pakistan has made protesting noises about the violation of sovereignty but the US has always argued that Drone attacks were taking place with Islamabad's consent. Pakistan, on its part, has not taken any defensive or offensive action against Drone attacks carried out by the US Army inside Pakistan.
But, as a quid pro quo, Pakistan has been demanding armed Drones from the US. The US had, at one point of time, agreed to sell unarmed Drones but the talks collapsed with the sudden souring of relationship following the Raymond Davis case and the killing of Osama bin Laden in May 2011.
Unarmed Drones have been in service for several years now, with various versions either imported or produced within Pakistan by the private as well as the public sector under, the National Engineering and Scientific Commission. Some of them include Uqaab for the Pakistan Army, Uqaab II for Pakistan Navy, Bravo +, Jasoos and Falco for Pakistan Air Force besides two types of target Drones, Ababeel and Baaz.
Pakistan, on its own, had been making unsuccessful attempts to build armed Drones for several years.
In the recent times, there have been unconfirmed reports about flight testing of an armed Drone, Burraq UAV, reportedly with an indigenous laser designator and laser-guided missiles.
It is believed that Burraq UAV was a modified version of unarmed Drones already in service. Most likely it is the Italian Falco in service with Pakistan Air Force. Falco, acquired from Italian firm Selex Galileo, is the most powerful Drone with the military and is capable of picking out targets through its laser guidance system for other platforms. Falco is not equipped to deliver munitions.
It was reportedly undergoing flight trials in 2009 and was supposed to be inducted in 2012. In December 2011, the media reports suggested that armed Drone's flight trials have been successful.
But some subsequent events question such claims. For instance, at a major defence exhibition in Karachi early November, Pakistani Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf said they were actively pursuing the Chinese to help in acquiring or producing armed Drones. China has offered to sell Pakistan their own version of armed Drones, the CH-3, which can carry two laser-guided missiles or bombs. There are reports that an advanced version, CH-4, with a carrying capacity of four laser-guided missiles or bombs, are also on offer to Pakistan.
A media report quoting a Chinese Drone exhibitor at the Karachi exhibition said Pakistan had purchased several CH-3 Drones and those were being upgraded to CH-4. The latest version of CH-4 reportedly has both reconnaissance and combat capabilities and is equipped to carry four precision-guided missiles over a range of 3500 kms.
Earlier, in October this year, Interior Minister Rehman Malik told his US counterparts during a visit to Washington that Pakistan would responsibly handle the Drone operations if the US were to give Drones to them, a likely indication that media reports about the successful flight trials of an armed Drone were not correct.
There are also reports of weapon tests were conducted some seven to eight months ago with an Italian Drone, Falco used by Pakistan Air Force for surveillance. The tests did not involve any strike. The Drone was modified to carry rockets. Results of the flight trials and weapon testing of these modified Drones remain shrouded in secrecy.
The military has also been testing an indigenous unarmed version of Drone, Shahpar. It was first revealed in public during the Karachi exhibition early November. Shahpar has a wingspan of seven metres (22 feet) and has a capacity to carry 50 kgs or 110 pounds. US Predator has a wingspan more than twice and a payload capacity four times that of Shahpar. Predator carries two Hellfire missiles. Shahpar has limited range as it operates on "line of sight" radio waves rather than military satellites. It can fly for a maximum range of 250 kms whereas a Predator can fly five times longer distance.
The possibility of Shahpar being a CH-3 version cannot be discounted. Analysts have found similarities in design. There is increasing evidence that China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) had sold at least 20 CH-3 armed Drones to Pakistan in 2011 along with FT-5 65 kg-class 'small diameter bomb'.
It is quite possible that both Shahpar and Burraq UAV could be souped up versions of the Chinese Drone, CH-3.
New anti-drone strategy devised: Qamar
Pakistan Minister for Defence, Syed Naveed Qamar, on November 8 denied any agreement with the US to conduct Drone attacks inside Paksitan. Briefing the Senate, the Defence Minister said the "government has formulated a new strategy against the missile attacks through unmanned spy planes and no treaty binds Pakistan to permit such strikes". When questioned by the Senate members, Qamar said there was no written or verbal record of any agreement with the US in the conduct of Drone operations inside Pakistan.
10 UAVs for Pak Army
Integrated Dynamics, a private UAV manufacturer, sold 10 unarmed Drones to the armed forces for surveillance during the recent Karachi defence exhibition. Called Skycam, the Drones are a hand-launched hand-launched micro-unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that can fly at an altitude of 300+ metres over a range of 5 to ten kms. A complete Skycam system comprises two UAVs with cameras, a ground control station, data and communication links and antennas. Costing $1 000 a piece, Skycams can attain a speed range of 10-30 km/h and can fly for about 30 minutes.
China and Turkey vie for defence orders
Chinese and Turkish companies campaigned feverishly to attract potential buyers for an array of defence hardware products at the recently concluded bi-annual International Defence Exhibition and Seminar (IDEAS) arms fair in Karachi. The exhibition also witnessed Pakistan making a big push to promote sales of its own military products. The special focus of the fair was UAVs. Several domestic and international UAV manufacturers, including Chinese, had their latest products on display and for sale. Chinese companies are pressing hard on Pakistan military to buy its two versions of armed Drones. There are reports that an earlier version has already been bought by Pakistan last year.
Though there were several foreign countries, it was the Chinese and Turkish companies that stole the show. Turkish companies ? such as Havelsan, a defence electronics, software and integration company; Yonca Onuk, a manufacturer of advanced composite patrol craft; and Turkish Aerospace Industries ? projected their latest equipment with an eye on possible orders from Pakistan armed forces. Havelsan and Yonca Onuk have been involved in Pakistani naval modernisation programmes for the past decade. Yonca Onuk had supplied its MRTP-15 and MRTP-33 patrol/fast interception craft, and now has offered latest advanced versions of these vessels to Pakistan Navy. Turkish officials claimed that Pakistan Navy had placed orders for Havelsan Genesis combat management system for its Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate, PNS Alamgir. TAI wants to sell its T-129 attack helicopter to Pakistan. The Turkish firm had earlier supplied an air warfare test and training range and upgraded Pakistan's F-16A/B Block-15 fleet.
Of the Chinese firms, the biggest supply orders went to China Shipbuilding Trading Corporation (CSTC). Pakistan Navy ordered four advanced variants of F-22P Zulfiquar class frigates form the firm. Poly Group Corporation secured an order for an undisclosed number of its Type CS/VP3 MRAP vehicle.
Pakistan-Turkey defence ties
KARACHI: Military ties between Turkey and Pakistan have been gaining strength in the recent years. Mr Murad Bayar, Undersecretary for Defence Industries of the Republic of Turkey, said in Karachi recently that both the countries have an important role to play in their respective region. He was speaking at a reception given in his honour by Turkish Ambassador Babur Hizlan. Mr Bayar led an 80-member and 13 companies' delegation to the IDEAS 2012 exhibition held in Karachi. Bayar said all Turks consider Pakistan as their second home. He said he was optimistic about the relationship, particularly in the defence realm.
Naval chief briefs President on F-22P frigates
Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Asif Sandila called on President Asif Ali Zardari at Aiwan-e-Sadr on November 12 and briefed him about the naval force and development projects like the two F-22P frigates being constructed at Karachi Shipyard. Pakistan Navy has four such frigates in service at present. The frigates are a joint venture with China. Karachi Shipyard's Chinese partners include the Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding Group, China State Shipbuilding Company, the China Shipbuilding and Trading Company. The first three frigates were built at Hudong-Zhonghau Shipyard in China. The fourth frigate in service was constructed at Karachi. The Karachi Shipyard is also building a Azmat-class Fast Attack Craft for the navy. This would be the second Azmat class craft for the navy; the first one, PNS Azmat, was built in China by Xingang Shiyard. The second one, PNS Dehshat, went into constructin in August this year. The crafts are constructed under a technology transfer agreement with China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation.The Karachi Shiyard is also engaged in building a pusher tug for the navy and is in a bid for a 15-18000 ton fleet tanker. There are competing bids from China and Turkey for the tanker.
UK navy chief in Pak
Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope, Chief of the Naval Staff, UK called on Chief of the Naval Staff at the Naval Headquarters in Islamabad on November 19. At the meeting, Pakistan Navy gave a comprehensive brief on its Role in Regional Maritime Security Situation and Operational developments
Sri Lanka Commander of the Navy visits Pakistan
Vice Admiral Jayanath Colombage Commander of the Sri Lanka Navy visited Pakistan from 06th to 11th November 2012. The Admiral held wide ranging discussions on matters of mutual interests and bilateral importance with the Pakistan CNS and officials. He called on COM PAK, Vice Admiral Muhammad Zakaullah at PNTS, Commander Destroyer Squadron and Commander Karachchi, Rear Admiral Khawaja Ghazanfar Hussain at PNA Bahadur. The visit was another measure of growing relationship between Sri Lankan and Pakistan armed forces. Pakistan Navy offers advanced and specialised training to SLN personnel.
Qatar-Pakistan defence ties
Defence ties between Pakistan and Qatar got a boost with the signing of defence co-operation agreement in 2010, Pakistan embassy defence attaché Commodore Zafar Mansour Tipu said in October. He was speaking to the media aboard PNS Khaibar, a Pakistan Navy Destroyer, visiting Qatar port as part of the Exercise Ferocious Falcon (3) currently underway. PNS Khaibar commanding officer Captain Faisal Abbasi said Pakistan's participation in the multinational exercise was a " testimony to Pakistan's commitment to international maritime security on one hand and the country's close and cordial relations with Qatar on the other. Pakistan Navy has participated in the coalition maritime campaign plan (CMCP) since its inception in 2004 and we have contributed a naval ship to Task Force 151 for its anti-piracy operations since 2009," said Captain Abbasi. He pointed out that Pakistan was taking over the command of TF 151 in December 2012.
Pakistan Air Force
Nigerian Air Force Chief visits Air Headquarters
Chief of the Air Staff, Nigerian Air Force, Air Marshal Alex Sabundu Badeh on Monday visited Air Headquarters Islamabad on November 12. He was received by Air Chief Marshal Tahir Rafique Butt, Chief of the Air Staff, Pakistan Air Force. The Nigerian Air Force delegation later attended a briefing at Air Headquarters on the organization, role and functioning of Pakistan Air Force.
(The report is prepared by Wilson John, Senior Fellow, ORF)


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Here is a link to the museum and I highly recommend that anybody coming to this historic, picturesque city visit this place. Here is the attached link
One thing that caught my eye during my museum visit was a WWI display of Soviet equipment. One of the Soviet rifles w/ a huge bayonet was a Winchester model 1895 [7.62] repeating rifle. I always had pictured this famous lever-action rifle in the hands of a Midwest American cowboy. Intrigued, I made some notes and then did some research. Apparently at the front-end of WWI the Soviets did not have enough arms for their almost 3-million man army. The standard Soviet rifle was the Model 1891 Mosin-Nagant. It was a good bolt-action, but Soviet manufacturing could not make enough of them. Thus, a contract went to Winchester Arms in America. The Soviet 7.62 cartridge when fired out of the Winchester 1895, sent a 210 grain bullet spiraling at almost 3,000 feet-per-second toward its target. Winchester would make some 300,000 rifles to aid Soviet war effort in 1915-1916, before the U.S. entered the war.
To meet the contract, Winchester had to make slight changes to their civilian 1895 model. They stretched the barrel and included a bayonet lug and a charging bar so that a stripper clip could be added. Now, you know how an American gun manufacturer became involved in the WWI war effort while the U.S. government maintained its neutrality.
Portions of info for the history of the Winchester 1895 rifle came from an Ammo & Gun article w/ the below link http://www.gunsandammo.com/2011/10/18/russias-winchester-model-1895/


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It is, of course, all about monitoring the progress of North Korea’s nuclear weapons program.
(Image: An artist’s vision of an underground nuclear test at Mount Mantap, North Korea. Copyright Nicole Rager Fuller)


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FS Militaria. Price £195. (Inscribed on the spine of the bayonet). Read more 11 results for martini henry bayonet Save martini henry bayonet to get e-mail alerts and updates on your eBay Feed. Given the substantial number of bayonets AN1903 Patt 1876 Ordnance issue bayonet in scabbard bushed to fit the . Adopted in 1879 this sword bayonet was issued with a blade length of over 25" so could it be utilized as both a short sword as well as a bayonet. This is the Artillery Carbine bayonet 2nd pattern, 1875 and made for the Martini-Henry Rifle. This is a high quality reproduction of Martini Henry bayonet for short and long lever rifles and carbines. Martini-Henry volunteer rifle. I have 3 saw back bayonets 1875p. ’75 and Bowie bayonets are stamped “J. Not many that I’d classify as unicorn but a nice Argentine 1909 bayonet, made for the police by Argentina.
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Either a Swedish m/96 bayonet or the m7. Go to the German bayonets for sale section on the home page for bayonets used by Germany. Afghanistan - UK 1888, Uk 1888 long,UK 1903, UK 1907, 1913 Argentina - 1875, 1875 carbine, M1879, 1880 carbine, M1891, M1891/31 Engineer's Carbine, M1909, M1909/47, 1891 converted to M1 Carbine, 1935, M1, M1949, M1953 FAL, M1963 FAL tubular sword bayonets used with the Martini-Henry, commencing with The most common bayonet used with the Martini-Henry rifle was the Pattern 1856, which had been used with the Snider-Enfield the Pattern 1853 Socket Bayonet or ‘common’ bayonet as it was Short Rifle (with a 30. This is an excellent example of a MK1 Martini-Henry rifle dated 1873. Introduced in List of Change 3615, with the Martini Henry IC1 Artillery carbine. It has both the Kirschbaum and WD stamps making it rather rare. Original Victorian Era British Martini-Henry P-1876 Socket Bayonet from Nepal. co. Blade length is ~25-7/8". Martini Henry 1875 experimental sawback bayonet This is a Martini Henry 1875 experimental sawback bayonet made by Kirschbaum under contract for the War Dept. Up for auction is a Rare British 1879 pattern Artillery Sawback Sword/Bayonet in immaculate shape as you can sefrom . 111 with the approval dates of 13 May 1887, 10 July 1888, 22 June 1888 respectively.
British Martini-Henry Rifle P-1876 Socket Bayonet Scabbard. Those who bid are bound by those Terms and Conditions of the Sale, as amended by any oral announcement or posted notices, which together form the contract of the sale between the successful bidder (purchaser), Milestone Auctions and the seller (consignor) of Buy online, view images and see past prices for A BRITISH PATTERN 1879 SAW-BACK BAYONET FOR THE MARTINI HENRY ARTILLERY CARBINE,. $7,940. 5 cm blade. The bayonet was intended to be both a bayonet, a sword and a lance. How much is an 1875 pattern Martini Henry sawback bayonet worth? Around $2500 How much was 70 pounds worth in 1875? In an answer to a similar question, someone wrote that one British Pound in 1875 Martini-Henry rifle. The sight show an 5946 at the base of the ladder. B and opposite side is peened out but appears to have been the german knights head. 45 caliber. This style of bayonet was a popular choice of many volunteer regiments. Saw-back. Two styles of sword bayonet were supplied.
English M 1875 Volunteer Sawback bayonet (ABCN 1204-2)(K363)(JN0)(BCB S2. 577-450 Martini Henry Rifle BRITISH 1887 MK. No British inspection markings. and supported by the New Zealand Antique & Historical Arms Association Inc. $895. This model bayonet saw heavy use in the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879 and the larger Boer Wars of 1880-1902. Really good condition otherwise, Grips are excellent, plenty of armourers marks. 40 cm blade. 1859 Naval Cutlass Bayonet W/S VF 52 2 $ 895. C. British Pattern 1875 1st Model Henry Rifle Sawback Bayonet and Scabbard. By ordering antique items from us you represent that you do not fit into any of those classifications.
s. The saw tooth bayonet was a weapon considered to be too brutal in an already barbaric war. Sand Coloured Paint Looks Later. Invaluable is the world's largest marketplace for art, antiques, and collectibles. They were designed to fit the Martini-Henry Artillery Carbine. AN1882 Pattern 1876 Ordnance issue bayonet to fit the . List of Changes para 5604 announced the introduction of the pattern 1887 Martini Henry sword bayonets, Mk. 577-450 British Rifle Sword Scarce Bayonet Scarce British Beautiful 1856 30 Prussian Pioneer Faschinen Messer Sawback Sword Rare - $699. A U. L in an oval the ricasso. Australian 1907 Pattern SMLE Bayonet Here Is One Of The WW2 Lithgow Bayonets Only Made For Less Than 2 Years Blade Dated For February 1942 ( The 4 Is Not Very Well Stamped ). probably my German Butcher sawback.
Centre is a bar on band with 20mm MRD. Etienne in 1875. Extremely rare Wilkinson made 1879 pattern Saw-backed sword bayonet for the Martini-Henry artillery carbine Mk1. C/W Scabbard. Antique Military Firearms for sale. Made by several countries for use by the French, including Germany, the UK, Belgium and Holland. Suèdeerfurt - Médaillon . The primary use was for felling small trees when constructing. 577-450 Martini Henry Rifle - $895. The two rifles with the Pat. It is a great shooter, bore very nice, same with the action, very smooth, lifting it up and sighting it in was easy but it was a bit front heavy. A scarce British Pattern 1871 Elcho sawback bayonet for the Martini-Henry rifle Unmarked, with 20 inch sawback blade, steel-mounted hilt with checkered hard rubber gripscales.
Issue dated 9/81. The original checkered leather handles Yes indeed, British sawback bayonets are very confusing. Dated 1888 on the ricasso with War Department (WD) stamps on both bayonet and scabbard. You must be a subscriber, and be logged in to view price and dealer details. EXTREMELY RARE, ONE OF ONLY 634 MADE, British Victorian 1st Type Pattern 1875 Saw Back Sword Bayonet For Martini Henry Rifles & Scabbard. Arms were procured from a variety of sources. Unfollow martini henry bayonet to stop getting updates on your eBay feed. The leather grips are secured to the tang by four rivets, only three being visible on the right hand side due to the Original and very scarce Victorian era British Pattern 1879 Sawback Sword Bayonet and Scabbardfor the. This item has been shown 1 times. Cavalry and artillery carbine versions of most marks were also produced. This auction is live! You need to be registered and approved to bid at this Craig Gottlieb Militaria French Gras Bayonet made at the Armory at St. 5in barrel, as opposed to the 36.
Some of them had been converted from M1859 cutlass bayonet but most newly manufactured. See Skinnerton Item B190 pages 147 – 149. By using this website you agree to cookies. And a bayonet, sir, with some guts behind. pdf - Download as PDF File (. No other markings. Read more French sword bayonet used by the elite guard unit of emperor Louis Napoleon. 303 calibre M1895 Martini-Enfield rifle, field altered with brass sleeve and new mortise from a P1876 bayonet, originally for the Martini-Henry, length 63 cm Show 19 more like this British: Royal Navy Martini-Henry cutlass bayonet, 1859 model, modified: Bayonets / 19th Century British: Bayonet for Irish Constabulary carbine, 1839 model: Bayonets / 19th Century British: Martini-Henry sword bayonet, 1886 pattern: Bayonets / 19th Century British: Long Lee-Enfield rifle bayonet, 1888 Mk2: Bayonets / 19th Century Using our free SEO "Keyword Suggest" keyword analyzer you can run the keyword analysis "Martini-henry Reproduction" in detail. Scribd es red social de lectura y publicación más importante del mundo. 69. This may indicate that the bayonet was manufactured for a locally produced Martini-Henry rifle, or a carbine. S.
A lot of 1871's are "walking out" bayonets without lug attachments. If not, then it can really only be classified as 'Volunteer'. A. Primarily used by artillery and engineers this bayonet was often used as a fighting short sword. Bayonet British Model 1875 Martini Henry Enfield Rife : $75. Very good condition British Pattern 1887 Mark III Martini Henry bayonet that is British broad arrow proofed on the left ricasso and dated 1895 along with the Victorian crown The 95 has been reversed, making it unique. 00 on 10 Jul at 09:01 by emties in Durban (ID:104360048) 1876 Pattern Martini Henry Rifle Socket Bayonet & Scabbard. The bayonet is based on the pattern 1875 sword bayonet but has a heavier crossguard and a larger muzzle ring diameter. $35. Civil War Model 1850 Foot Officers Sword And nzar_martini_henry-bayonets. These items have been described to the best of my ability. 1887 Mark IV Martini Henry W/S VF 54 3 $ 325.
I found them!!! Description: This bayonet was altered to P1853/72 configuration with socket reduced to fit Martini Henry Rifles at R. com. A small steel press stud, on right side, operates locking catch via long steel leaf spring recessed within left side of pommel and grip. Sawback bayonets for both Snider (20mm m. Original British Martini-Henry Rifle P-1876 Socket Bayonet with British Scabbard. Very accurate. Hi everyone, i need some help with an 1875 alexander henry sawback bayonet which was given to me(!!!) a couple of years ago. The stepped section forms the opening of the broad T-shaped attachment slot. It features an integrated saw on top of the blade. Blade is greying but absolute no pitting!. British socket bayonet for the Martini-Henry rifle Buy online, view images and see past prices for MARTINI-HENRY RIFLE MARK II 1875 DATED WITH BAYONET. Not extremely expensive, just hard.
All of them are regulary marked with official signatures. A brass hilt with an external leaf spring. 75inch) re-curved yataghan blade was intended for use with the short rifle and the artillery carbine. Has a large forward curved quillion. This rifle shows excellent blue on the barrel and action with crisp markings. This is an impressive display piece to add to your Martini-Henry Rifle or Bayonet collection. 303” Martini Henry rifle at the Citadel Arsenal in Cairo. Peabody Martini A list of bayonets, past and present, categorized by country with informal naming. F. Other favourite rifles of the UVF were the Martini Henry artillery carbine, useful for its length and ease of concealment, accompanied by its P1979 sword bayonet with sawback. 00 Scarce British Henry Sawback P1879 For Martini . Blade is great other than a couple of spots towards the point.
They were made for use with the newly adopted Martini Henry artillery carbine. € 575,00. The aim of the project is to compile a register of all arms issued to and used by New Zealand Armed Forces and Police both at home and overseas. $2,900. Ricasso marked F. Top is a bar on barrel, 21mm MRD and a 18" barrel. This page focuses on world (non-German) rare and unusual bayonets and other edged weapons for sale or trade that are in above average condition for the advanced collector. 73. Many of these have German makers marks. Peabody Martini An excellent specimen of the ever-popular Swiss-made “Pioneer” saw-back Engineer model bayonet for a Swiss M1911 carbine or K-31 rifle. The receiver shows the original brass pin. Some Swiss Schmidt-Rubin Bayonets Some of you will know how that happens - you buy a gun that comes with a bayonet, you like it, then you find you "need" to complete the collection.
Whilst I am no bayonet expert, it looks to me like one of the Martini-Henry Pattern 1875 sword bayonets. K. The standard Pattern 1876 bayonet was converted for use on the . An Enfield socket bayonet, for the. Development of the carbine and bayonet was undertaken at RSAF Enfield, who initially produced 5,000 of the new carbines during 1878. The wood rates as very good to excellent with an added coat of varnish. The blade has been shortened as on most of the bayonets. 65. 1887 Martini-Henry bayonet. Very distinctive bayonet for Martini-Henry Artillery Carabine. ] The Iconic service rifle of Anglo Zulu wars, The Martini Henry Mk2 . also,theres the number 49 on the pommel,and the number 66 on the mouthpiece lip above the frog stud.
The blade is in good condition with a small section about 1 Every bayonet comes complete with a replicated original model steel mounted leather scabbard, and the blade bears a replicated broad arrow and other authentic markings. I have been watching ebay for weeks now with almost nothing coming up. In leather and steel scabbard. Scabbard has a couple of holes, could be repaired by us for about £80. British Martini Henry, P1875 sawback bayonet, with 20 inch blade and 20 mm muzzle ring diameter. This due to that they were too long for indoor use and ripped the cieling indoors. Good blade, and handle fittings. 00 on 10 Jul at 09:01 by emties in Durban (ID:104359440) nzar_martini_henry-bayonets. ) and Martini Henry (18mm m. British Pattern 1879 Artillery Sawback sword Bayonet. Handles look correct but muzzle ring is for a long relief lug. Civil War Confederate Snake D Guard J Star K Bowie.
£195. £325 . BRITISH PATTERN 1879 Martini-Henry Artillery Carbine Sawback Sword Bayonet - $650. Toggle navigation Bidder Terms and ConditionsWe advise all bidders to read the Terms and Conditions of the Sale before bidding with Milestone Auctions LLC. Original British Martini-Henry rifles for sale. British manufactured and marked. : $410. Martini Henry Sword bayonet (1870) With the introduction of the Martini Henry rifle large numbers of the earlier Enfield yataghan bayonets were re bushed to fir the smaller barrel diameter of the new rifle. 99 Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for SCARCE! BRITISH P1879 SAWBACK SWORD BAYONET FOR . Add to Wish List. No s#. High carbon steel blade, comes with top grain leather scabbard with steel ends and bayonet frog stud.
When was Dioryctria martini created? Dioryctria martini was created in 1959. How much is an 1875 pattern Martini Henry sawback bayonet worth The pain is pure agony and since it's a soft target the bayonet can be pulled out fairly easily while tugging out the guts of Martini Henry 1875 experimental sawback bayonet This is a Martini Henry 1875 experimental sawback bayonet made by Kirschbaum under contract for the War Dept. Suèdeerfurt - Médaillon à 5 Talern 1634 De Sebastian Dadler Vz. Martini Henry, Model 1875, Bayonet Lug. Price $165 plus postage The Swinburn Henry Rifle and Carbine as used by the Natal Volunteers with their bayonets, the Patterns 1871 Cutlass, 1875 Commercial and the Bowie Knife. Both are short, but would be handy due to their size. This auction is live! You need to be registered and approved to bid at this Buy online, view images and see past prices for MARTINI-HENRY RIFLE MARK II 1875 DATED WITH BAYONET. 450/577. 303” Martini Henry rifle. These rifles and bayonets were issued to the Natal Volunteers from 1875. the 25. A pair of British saw-back sword bayonets for the Martini- Henry carbine.
Yes indeed, British sawback bayonets are very confusing. Price $165 plus postage I have 3 saw back bayonets 1875p. 5in barrel A. Serial number 7903. This was the first manufactured breech loader to be adopted for general issue by the British Army. Blade has original bright finish with some scattered gray. Fantastic sights. From 1859 pattern. Enfield in the early 1870's. Excellent long fullered sawback blade with 28 sharp teeth and German maker's logo; A-scale-C(= AlexCoppel-Solingen) on ricasso. The rifles, 1875 Saw Back and Bowie are commercial and also marked JKL. Steel mounted leather scabbard is in very good used condition, with some toning.
Thanks for checking out this very nice bayonet (with out scabbard) for a British model 1875 Enfield Buy online, view images and see past prices for A BRITISH PATTERN 1879 SAW-BACK BAYONET FOR THE MARTINI HENRY ARTILLERY CARBINE,. MARTINI HENRY P1875 SAWBACK BAYONET & SCABBARD. Collector's Source. 1875 Enfield, 1876 LSA): Very distinctive bayonet for Martini-Henry Artillery Carabine. and others. r. U. 577-450 caliber Martini Henry Rifle and Artillery Carbine. ARMSCOR is the State-owned arms manufacturer in South Africa. These bayonets were not necessarily intended for the Martini Henry rifle which explains the different muzzle ring diameter of many of these volunteer patterns. New refers to a brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item, while Used refers to an item that has been used previously. uk.
There have been half a dozen listed as 71/84 bayonets but they are incorrectly listed. The swan song of the Irish Constabulary sword bayonet was neatly summarised in a contemporary news item from 1904. $169. Are you excited to throw a dinner party, but terrified at the thought? Don’t you worry, after you read this post you will be the hostess with the mostest; your guests are guaranteed to come rushing back! . 1879 Mark I Martini Henry Sawback N/S VF+ 53 3 $ 325. in the Bayonets category was sold for R5,270. Shop our wide selection of martini rifle now! Shop Martini Rifle on sale from eBay. ORIGINAL MARTINI HENRY Mk2 RIFLES [You must be registered and logged in to see this image. Those who bid are bound by those Terms and Conditions of the Sale, as amended by any oral announcement or posted notices, which together form the contract of the sale between the successful bidder (purchaser), Milestone Auctions and the seller (consignor) of "Martini-Henry" Socket Bayonet: This is a socket bayonet manufactured from the period beginning 1876 and used into the early 1900s. 1876 Pattern Martini Henry Rifle Socket Bayonet & Scabbard. right troops, i recently found out that i am possibly inheriting a mk 11 1875 date stamped martini henry rifle and bayonet, all in good nick. share with friends.
Looking for martini henry? We feature a wide selection of martini henry and related items. That’s very hard. A German soldier with a saw tooth bayonet stands in a dugout wearing his brow plate slid down to his neck. Excellent knurled leather grips secured by 4 iron rivets. This was a follow on from the 1875 pattern sawback bayonet - and was issued to artillery as a multi purpose tool - intended to be able to be used in the same way the Pioneer swords were used - the initial reports on trials included cutting brushwood and planks, butchering a sheep and other useful things. Beschrijving. Bayonets - Items for Sale - J&J Military Antiques Mississippi Rifle or J. Originally dated December 1882 with War Department stamps. In 1890, the Wilkinson Sword factory was given a contract to produce just 2000 of these sword bayonets. This 21" bladed Martini Henry Rifle socket bayonet was made famous by the film "Zulu". German M98/05 Butcher Sawback Bayonet with Scabbard- Gewehr 98 & K98k. 00 74.
This was the last of the French. EN96 EXC R4 . 00 on 10 Jul at 09:01 by emties in Durban (ID:104360048) Fantastic Martini Henry Bayonet, Pattern 1879. aka Artillery Carbine "Sawback" Bayonet, Circa 1879-1900: This is a scarce British Pattern 1879 Artillery Carbine "Sawback" bayonet, in use from about 1879 to about 1900. Condition: Showing scattered light salt and pepper spotting overall. Bayonets for the different variants of rifles and carbines included the Pattern 1853 bushed socket bayonet, Pattern 1876 socket bayonet, 1887 sword bayonet, 1879 sawback bayonet, 1888 bayonet, 1895 socket bayonet and the Yataghan sword bayonet. It helps to sort it out if you keep in mind that, with the exception of the Australian Henry sawback, to qualify as a true British issue sawback, it should have Ordnance inspections stamps. Set Of 12pcs. 00 75. I would imagine with a big long bayonet on it that would make it even heavier up front. How much is an 1875 pattern Martini Henry sawback bayonet worth? Around $2500. Click to open image! Click to open image! Click to open image! A selection of bayonets from early Victorian bayonets up to modern times from a bayonet for a Martini-Henry SMLE ring socket bar over barrel or a.
British Martini Henry Artillery Carbine Pattern 1879 Sword Bayonet. 111 MARTINI HENRY BAYONET, WILKINSON LONDON 1889 & SCABBARD - $389. M1908 Ross Bayonet Fighting Knife Conversion: A WW1 Turkish/German Ersatz Conversion Bayonet, EB9 type: A Brazilian M1908/34 Mauser Bayonet: A British M1876 Martini-Henry Socket Bayonet: A Scarce WW1 German EB43 Pressed Steel Handled Ersatz Bayonet: A Scarce Austrian M1887/95 Steyr Mannlicher Bayonet: A Portuguese M1937 K98K Mauser Bayonet 1855 Lancaster Bayonet (Cut-Down) £50 No scabbard or markings. On the blade there is a Crown VR, the War department stamp (WD), and the broad arrow. B. it has 'DD', followed by the number 63. plus a A rare Ordnance issue 2 nd model Pattern 1879 Martini Henry Artillery bayonet. 577 calibre and full working action with good bore and breach - inert slides in and ejects nicely. 1871 Cutlass was previously marked to the Royal Navy. Many of you will know me as Cutting-Edge Militaria but a lot of you will know me as the Bayonet Man. Welcome to the Bayonet Man website. that’s a hard bayonet to find.
Turkish M-1874 Martini Peabody Rifle Sword Bayonet . £495. The Chassepot bayonet, probably the most common and well known of the Yataghan bayonets. 11, Mk. 1879 Martini-Henry Artillery Bayonet SOLD No scabbard. BOER WAR. I have previously traded on e-bay with great success, 4500 feedback with no negative feedback. Adopted in 1879 this sword bayonet was issued with a blade length of over 25" so could it be utilized as both a short sword as well as a BRITISH PATTERN 1879 Martini-Henry Artillery Carbine Sawback Sword Bayonet - $650. 577-450 Martini Henry Rifle For Sale Online Early Belgium Model 1868 Engineers Pioneer Sawback Bayonet Dated 1875 Find Sawback Erfurt 1905 Us for sale. 95 A pair of British saw-back sword bayonets for the Martini- Henry carbine. It is our policy not to sell pre-1899 Antique rifles or handguns to convicted felons, minors, fugitives from justice, illegal aliens, drug addicts, alcoholics, or mentally defective individuals. These genuine original rifles are sold as antique collectors display items in the UK, and are in perfect order and do not need to be de-activated or held on firearm certificate.
But by this time the Martini-Henry’s days were numbered, and along with it the sawback sword bayonets that had seen service with the RIC for nearly 40 years. Antique militaria & weapons dealer - selling fine swords and military antiques to international clientelle since 1970! The New Zealand Arms Register is a project sponsored by the New Zealand Society of Gunsmith Inc. 303 with accompanying P1888 knife bayonet, and Lee Metford carbines were also in evidence. 00 76. Click to open image! Click to open image! Click to open image! How much is an 1875 pattern Martini Henry sawback bayonet worth? Around $2500 How much was 70 pounds worth in 1875? In an answer to a similar question, someone wrote that one British Pound in 1875 Every bayonet comes complete with a replicated original model steel mounted leather scabbard, and the blade bears a replicated broad arrow and other authentic markings. Henry Rifle Saber Bayonet. Similar in size to English P. Excellent British Martini Henry rifle - mk4 1887 Enfield, obsolete calibre, complete with period bayonet and big ass inert round: Enfield made 1887 dated Martini Henry mk4, . Find best value and selection for your MARTINI HENRY 1875 SAW BACK SWORD BAYONET VERY RARE search on eBay. 1887 Mark III Martini Henry W/S VF 54 2 $ 285. 577-450 MARTINI HENRY RIFLE. Brass hilt.
They are typically British in design in that they have a blade "shoulder" and are shallow fullered, whereas American bayonets of the period were without a shoulder and had very deep fullers that extended out the back of the blade. nice 1879 artillery carbine sawback bayonet for the martini henry carbine free uk postage&n. Bayonet Enfield- Martini experimental P1885 Sword Pattern 1 With the ongoing experiments of the Enfield Martini pattern A . L. An 1879 patternMartini HenryArtillery Saw-back Swordbayonet for the Artillery Carbine MK I, The 25¾ inch serrated saw-back blade with a fuller either side. £175. Bidder Terms and ConditionsWe advise all bidders to read the Terms and Conditions of the Sale before bidding with Milestone Auctions LLC. (John Kerr London ???) Apart from its volunteer markings, the Pat. One 1871 sold last evening way out of my price range. Horster. World's leading marketplace. The Swinburn–Henry also bore a striking resemblance to the Martini–Henry, but internally the two were quite distinct.
Blade is bright with minor stains and British military mark Looking for martini henry? We feature a wide selection of martini henry and related items. British Pattern 1875 Sawback Bayonet for Martini Henry. The remaining production of 66,483 were made by the Royal Small Arms Factory (RSAF) Enfield. Shop Martini Rifle on sale from eBay. RARE BRITISH PATTERN 1879 Martini-Henry Artillery Carbine Sawback Sword Bayonet - $599. im trying,without success so far,to identify the markings on the cross guard. To locking mechanism is also similar to the one used in Martini-Henry bayonet. 577-450 MARTINI HENRY RIFLE at the best online prices at eBay! A pair of British saw-back sword bayonets for the Martini- Henry carbine. A selection of bayonets from early Victorian bayonets up to modern times from a bayonet for a Martini-Henry SMLE ring socket bar over barrel or a. 1875 martini henry sawback bayonet


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At that time, chemical warfare research in the united states involved more than 1900 scientists and technicians, making it at that time the largest government research program in american history18 by the time the war ended, historians estimate that more than 5500 university-trained scientists and technicians and tens of thousands of. Several scientists who have sought to use the nazi research have stirred soul-searching about the social responsibility and potential abuses of science these incidents prompt a number of questions for the scientific community. Protective measures can be taken against biological warfare agents these should be started early (if enough warning is received) but definitely once it is suspected that a biological agent has been used. Des- pite this protocol, there have been at least 40 allegations (most not verifiable) of either chemical or biological weapons use between 1969 and 198622 production and research into the use.
Past us failures to deter assad from using chemical weapons indicate a need for a more dramatic, punitive retaliation that degrades the syrian regime's ability to stage these war crimes. - chemical warfare and its uses chemical warfare is the use of natural and man-made toxic substances to incapacitate or kill an enemy there are many different types of agents used in chemical warfare, some of which are mustard gases, nerve gases, psychotomimetic agents, tear gases, hydrogen cyanide, and arsines. The production of chemical weapons during world war i was an unprecedented collaboration between the government, research scientists and private industry until 1914, the germans had practically a world monopoly on organic chemicals, said zinsser. Chemical warfare (cw) involves using the toxic properties of chemical substances as weaponsthis type of warfare is distinct from nuclear warfare and biological warfare, which together make up nbc, the military acronym for nuclear, biological, and chemical (warfare or weapons), all of which are considered weapons of mass destruction (wmds. Use issues in life science degree courses in higher ed- ucation, we follow with the development of education material and train-the-trainer programs, efforts are.
Editor's note in this special issue of accountability in research, it is fitting and even necessary that the first article deals with important ethical issues facing the world, in general, and chemists and the chemical community, in particular. Stockholm international peace research institute, the problem of chemical and biological warfare: a study of the historical, technical, military, legal and political aspects of cbw, and possible disarmament measures, 6 vols, 1971-75. Susan wright is an associate research scientist and lecturer in the history of science at the university of michigana specialist in the history and politics of molecular biology and biotechnology, she is the author of molecular politics: developing american and british regulatory policy for genetic engineering (1994) and preventing a biological arms race (1990.
German chemist fritz haber recognized that the characteristics of chlorine—an inexpensive chemical used by the german dye industry—made it an ideal battlefield weapon. Egypt: first country in the middle east to obtain chemical weapons training, indoctrination, and material it employed phosgene and mustard agent against yemeni royalist forces in the mid-1960s, and some reports claim that it also used an organophosphate nerve agent. The stalemate on the western front prompted the most intensive use of chemical weapons in human history despite an 1899 treaty that banned the military use of poisonous gas, all major combatants of the war used them at one point or another, especially during 1915 and 1916 initial uses of poison. The conference takes measures to ensure compliance by considering and adopting the programme of work of the technical secretariat this programme of work determines the number of article v (chemical weapons destruction) inspections as well as the number of article vi (industrial) inspections that will take place each year.
The sanctions take aim at various sectors, with further punitive action planned against iran's oil trade the european union has spoken out against the measures, vowing to protect firms doing. As news spread about the gas attacks, allied chemists in europe and north america had mobilized to help establish chemical weapons research programs, such as the uk's porton down research center and what would become the us's chemical warfare service.
The opcw is responsible for verifying destruction programmes, inspecting all military facilities and civilian plants producing chemicals that could be used for armaments and carrying out routine monitoring and random checks on other civilian chemical installations. Pursuant to sections 306(a), 307(a), and 307(d) of the chemical and biological weapons control and warfare elimination act of 1991, as amended (22 usc section 5604(a) and section 5605(a)), on august 6, 2018, the deputy secretary of state determined that the government of the russian federation has used chemical weapons in violation of. However, in 1925 the use of chemical weapons in warfare was banned - but their development wasn't in the 1950s, porton down developed its own nerve agent, known as venomous agent x the nerve agent is primarily used to test that military equipment is able to withstand its use. Measures and criminal behavior  autonomous agents need not responsible scientist who has be used if your robotics research.


DI vs Short Stroke
IS OF NO GOOD
SHITS WHERE IT EATS
Look. Piston driven actions are for weapon systems originally designed for them. The AR platform was designed around A DI gas system. Now I’m not saying improvements on original designs are wrong, but changing the entire heart of the weapon to something completely different is stupid. All the Short stroke piston does is make your rifle slightly more reliable, makes your rifle heavier, decreases accuracy (The exact opposite of the AR platforms purpose. It was intended to be accurate as fuck) and causes carrier tilt. It can also encourage poor maintenance practices because “It work kinda lik da AK do.” which I have heard as an argument in favor of this system. If the AR’s receiver were made of steel, I’d be all about short stroke but since it’s not and carrier tilt is a bitch in an Aluminum receiver, I’d rather have a dirty gun that works than a clean gun that’s broken.
It does not make the rifle more reliable.
Dunk a DI gun and a short stroke gun underwater, pull them out, and then fire them. Tell me which one was more reliable then.
….. They’ll both work….
… DUNK! A DI gun will fucking explode of you don’t let all the water drain out.
You guys arguing that it’ll make it less accurate do know that the m27 is short-stroke.. And it’s accuracy is significantly better than the m4/m16 rifles. So yeah invalid argument
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This past Thursday, a significant development transpired as Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, put his endorsement on fresh legislation. This law effectively ended Russia’s participation in a significant transnational arms control contract.
The treaty in question is the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), which holds historical importance as a milestone agreement inked back in 1996 and subsequently ratified in 2000.
Russian government representatives have explained this step as a drive toward achieving parity with the countries of the West. It should be noted that along with Russia, the United States too was one of the signatories of the Treaty. However, the US had not been able to fully ratify the Treaty and implement its mandates fully.
Other nations, too, did not formalize their commitment to the CTBT. Among the countries that remained laggard are China, Israel, Iran, and the notoriously unpredictable North Korea. However, it remains imperative to maintain a dialogue with all these nations to ensure global safety and security.
The process of Russia detaching itself from the CTBT was completed in stages. The lower and upper legislative bodies of Russia, forming the bicameral Federal Assembly, both gave their stamp of approval to the withdrawal of Russia from the CTBT earlier in the year, with the legislation being cleared during October.
In an impressive demonstration of might and readiness, Putin led a mock military drill in the recent past. The exercise served as a simulation of a nuclear retaliatory strike likely aimed at testing Russia’s preparedness for managing a crisis escalating from a nuclear assault.
This exercise was elevated in stature due to the engagement of multiple forms of military ammunition. Under Putin’s watch, ballistic and cruise missiles were conducted through a series of launch exercises. The significance of these exercises in the current geopolitical environment cannot be understated.
While the above developments might seem concerning to some, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov expressed his reassurance last month. He stated that despite the severing of the treaty ties, Moscow will continue to uphold the spirit of the ban initially inked in the treaty.
Sergei Ryabkov also presented a caveat to this assurance. He clarified Moscow’s stance vis-à-vis nuclear tests, stating that Russia will only reinstate nuclear testing if the USA chooses to do so first. This statement projects a stance of measured retaliation, indicating that Moscow will adhere to the principle of ‘action-reaction’ in this matter.
The Kremlin’s latest approach to nuclear testing was also guided by certain activities in the United States. At the onset of November, it was noted that the US conducted nuclear tests involving chemicals and radioisotopes. While overtly benign, these tests are significant in the broader context of global nuclear politics.
The United States’ tests were aimed at validating the fresh predictive explosion models. The new models employed chemicals and radioisotopes to enhance the accuracy of detecting nuclear explosions occurring in other countries. The implications of these advanced models could drastically reshape the landscape of international nuclear monitoring.
The CTBT’s initial embodiment aimed at curbing the proliferation of nuclear weapons and ensuring a safer world. This extended global phase-out was envisioned to encourage disarmament gradually and foster a world free from the threats of nuclear weapons.
Russia’s departure from the CTBT is undoubtedly a significant change in the current paradigm. It signifies a shift in Russia’s nuclear policy and potentially a modification in international geopolitics.
Following the departure from the CTBT, it will be interesting to see the subsequent diplomatic maneuvers. Each nation is likely to reassess its strategy regarding nuclear weapons and their testing.
In light of these developments, a new global conversation must be initiated towards reassessing arms control agreements. The importance of dialogue, negotiation, and mutual deterrence in maintaining international peace and security becomes ever-more pivotal with the unfolding nuclear narrative.
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ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS
Three Myths vs. the Genie:
Non-State Actors’ Path to Improvised Nuclear Weapons through Open Source Information
George Michael Barney
American Public University System October 16, 2009
Charles Town, West Virginia
Professor Joseph B. Varner, Thesis Professor
A non-proliferation expert, Rolf Mowatt-Larssen has often heard three myths about nuclear weapons and non-state actors:
“It is too hard for men in caves to (design) a nuclear weapon.
Terrorists cannot acquire nuclear material or a nuclear device.
Terrorists are incapable of constructing an improvised nuclear device” (2007).
The purpose of this research was to test each of these myths through decomposition, and then compare the results of the data collected to predetermined exit criteria. The findings showed sufficient open source information exists for non-state actors to design and construct a nuclear weapon. No conclusive determination was made regarding the ability of non-state actors to acquire fissile materials, but significant resources were found that identified specific fissile sources and acquisition methods.
Non-proliferation efforts have been primarily aimed at restricting acquisition of fissile materials. Additional non-proliferation review should be considered for sources that identify new design, construction and nuclear facilities information.


- No nuclear warhead has been physically destroyed pursuant to a treaty
Achieving global nuclear disarmament is one of the oldest goals of the United Nations. It was the subject of the General Assembly’s first resolution in 1946. As the UN commemorates the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, there are still some 15,000 nuclear weapons remain.
Countries possessing such weapons have well-funded, long-term plans to modernize their nuclear arsenals. More than half of the world’s population still lives in countries that either have such weapons or are members of nuclear alliances.
As of 2017, while there have been major reductions in deployed nuclear weapons since the height of the Cold War, not one nuclear warhead has been physically destroyed pursuant to a treaty, bilateral or multilateral, and no nuclear disarmament negotiations are underway.
Meanwhile, the doctrine of nuclear deterrence persists as an element in the security policies of all possessor states and their nuclear allies. The prevailing security challenges cannot be an excuse for continued reliance on nuclear weapons and for abrogating our shared responsibility to seek a more peaceful international society.
After general and complete disarmament first came onto the General Assembly’s agenda in 1959, nuclear disarmament has remained the most important and urgent objective of the United Nations in this field.
Since 1975, it has been a prominent theme of the review conferences of States parties to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. In 1978, the General Assembly’s first Special Session on disarmament reaffirmed that effective measures for nuclear disarmament have the highest priority. And it has been supported by every United Nations Secretary-General.
These facts provide the foundation for the General Assembly’s designation of 26 September as the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons. This Day provides an occasion for the world community to reaffirm its commitment to global nuclear disarmament as a high priority.
It also provides an opportunity to educate the public—and their leaders—about the real benefits of eliminating such weapons, and the social and economic costs of perpetuating them. Commemorating this Day at the United Nations is especially important, given its universal membership and its long experience in grappling with nuclear disarmament issues. It is the right place to address one of humanity’s greatest challenges, achieving the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons.
The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, which was adopted on 7 July 2017, marks an important step and contribution towards this common goal of a world without nuclear weapons.
The Treaty reflects growing concerns over the risk posed by the continued existence of nuclear weapons as well as awareness of the catastrophic humanitarian consequences that would result if nuclear weapons were ever used again.
It is the result of a global campaign focused on the unacceptability of the use of nuclear weapons under any circumstances and the hope that the Treaty’s adoption will give renewed momentum to nuclear disarmament.
The General Assembly declared the International Day in December 2013, in resolution A/RES/68/32 as a follow-up to the high-level meeting of the General Assembly on nuclear disarmament held on 26 September 2013.
The resolution, inter alia, calls for the “urgent commencement of negotiations in the Conference on Disarmament for the early conclusion of a comprehensive convention on nuclear weapons to prohibit their possession, development, production, acquisition, testing, stockpiling, transfer and use or threat of use, and to provide for their destruction.”
The resolution declares 26 September as the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons devoted to furthering the objective of the total elimination of nuclear weapons, including through enhancing public awareness and education about the threat posed to humanity by nuclear weapons and the necessity for their total elimination, in order to mobilize international efforts towards achieving the common goal of a nuclear-weapon-free world and furthermore “decides to convene, no later than 2018, a United Nations high-level international conference on nuclear disarmament to review the progress made in this regard.”
In addition, the Assembly called upon Member States, the United Nations system and civil society, including non-governmental organizations, academia, parliamentarians, the mass media and individuals, to commemorate and promote the International Day through all means of educational and public awareness-raising activities about the threat posed to humanity by nuclear weapons and the necessity for their total elimination in order to mobilize international efforts towards achieving the common goal of a nuclear-weapon-free world.
The United Nations General Assembly adopted the resolution on 5 December 2013 with a vote of 137-28 with 20 abstentions.


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The . produced vast quantities of military equipment into late 1945, including nuclear weapons, and became the strongest, most technologically advanced military forces in the world. In addition to out-producing the Axis, the Allies produced technological innovations; through the Tizard Mission , British contributions included radar (instrumental in winning the Battle of Britain ), sonar (improving their ability to sink U-boats ), and the proximity fuze ; the Americans led the Manhattan Project (which eliminated the need to invade Japan). The proximity fuze, for example, was five times as effective as contact or timed fuzes and was devastating in naval use against Japanese aircraft and so effective against German ground troops that General George S. Patton said it "won the Battle of the Bulge for us."


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|Other titles||Global nuclear revival and US nonproliferation policy, Global nuclear revival and United States nonproliferation policy|
|LC Classifications||KF27 .F6 2011d|
|The Physical Object|
|Pagination||iii, 81 p. ;|
|Number of Pages||81|
|LC Control Number||2011451760|
Global Nuclear Energy Partnership: Greater Energy Security in a Safer, Cleaner World, U.S. Dept. of Energy, September Statement of Clay Sell, Deputy Secretary. U.S. Department of Energy, Global Nuclear Energy Partnership, U.S. Department of Energy, FY Appropriations Hearing; Republic of Senegal Joins the Global Nuclear Energy. China and Global Nuclear Order: From Estrangement to Active Engagement, Nicola Horsburgh (Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, ), pages, $ . This volume examines the conditions necessary for a stable nuclear-weapons-free world and the implications for nuclear disarmament policy. The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) is a road map to nuclear zero, but it is a rudimentary one and it says nothing about the kind of zero to aim for. IWP Four credits. The aim of this course is to familiarize the student with the key technical, historical, legal, and practical political factors needed to understand and assess the merits of past, present, and proposed nuclear control policies.
U.S. Eyes Building Nuclear Power Plants on the Moon, Mars S&P Global Platts, Joniel Cha US agency ends ban, will now finance advanced nuclear projects abroad U.S. Space Command Public Affairs Office, Department of Defense Russia conducts space-based anti . The most difficult step in the development of an improvised nuclear device is acquiring weapons-usable nuclear material. NNSA’s Material Management and Minimization program reduces the risk of highly enriched uranium (HEU) and plutonium falling into the hands of non-state actors by minimizing the use of and, when possible, eliminating weapons-usable nuclear material around the world. The Treaty is regarded as the cornerstone of the global nuclear non-proliferation regime and an essential foundation for the pursuit of nuclear disarmament. This is a comprehensive guide to the international treaties, organizations, initiatives and networks that together form the global regime dealing with nuclear nonproliferation, safety and security. Each entry includes a brief descrip- tion, pertinent dates and, where relevant, the numbers of participating states.
These questions provide the general point of departure for this book. Specifically, the book briefly recounts the development of global nuclear non-proliferation policies, and the test ban issue, followed by a detailed examination of the developments between the Third and Fourth NPT Review Conferences. The Task Force report, titled U.S. Nuclear Weapons Policy, focuses on near-term policies to reduce nuclear weapons to the lowest possible level consistent with maintaining a credible deterrent. Richard Nephew is a nonresident senior fellow in the Foreign Policy program and affiliated with the Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Initiative housed within the Center for 21st Century Security . The world has entered a new nuclear age. While the risk of large-scale, world-ending nuclear war has declined, regional instability, the proliferation of weapons and the materials to make them along with emerging threats like cyber and terrorism mean the risk of a single nuclear weapon or device being detonated – by accident, by miscalculation or on purpose – is on the rise.


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The T-34 was a Soviet medium tank produced from 1940 to 1958. Although its armour and armament were surpassed by later tanks of the era, it has been often credited as the most effective, efficient and influential design of World War II. First produced at the KhPZ factory in Kharkov (Kharkiv, Ukrainian SSR), it was the mainstay of Soviet armoured forces throughout World War II, and widely exported afterwards. It was the most-produced tank of the war, and the second most-produced tank of all time, after its successor, the T-54/55 series (Harrison 2002). In 1996, the T-34 was still in service with at least twenty-seven countries.
The T-34 was developed from the BT series of fast tanks and was intended to replace both the BT-5 and BT-7 tanks and the T-26 infantry tank in service (Zaloga & Grandsen 1984:66, 111). At its introduction, it was the tank with the best balanced attributes of firepower, mobility, protection and ruggedness, although initially its battlefield effectiveness suffered from the unsatisfactory ergonomic layout of its crew compartment, scarcity of radios, and poor tactical employment. The two-man turret-crew arrangement required the commander to serve as the gunner, an arrangement common to most Soviet tanks of the day; this proved to be inferior to three-man (commander, gunner and loader) turret crews.
The design and construction of the tank were continuously refined during the war to enhance effectiveness and decrease costs, allowing steadily greater numbers of T-34s to be fielded. In early 1944, the improved T-34-85 was introduced, with a more powerful 85 mm gun and a three-man turret design. By the war's end in 1945, the versatile and cost-effective T-34 had replaced many light and heavy tanks in service, and accounted for the majority of Soviet tank production. Its evolutionary development led directly to the T-54/55 series of tanks, built until 1981 and still operational as of 2009.
The T-34 often symbolises the effectiveness of the Soviet counterattack against the Germans. The appearance of the T-34 in summer 1941 was a psychological shock to German soldiers, who had been prepared to face an inferior Soviet enemy; this is shown by the diary of Alfred Jodl, who seems to have been taken by surprise at the appearance of the T-34 in Riga. The T-34 could take on all 1941 German tanks effectively. However, the new tank suffered severe problems, e.g. from engines literally grinding to halt due to dust and sand ingestion—the original Pomon filter was almost totally ineffective—and some serious mechanical troubles beset its transmission and clutch. At least half the first summer's total tank losses were due to breakdowns rather than German fire, although this also included old tanks in disrepair. There was a shortage of repair equipment, and it was not uncommon for early T-34s to go into combat carrying a spare transmission on the engine deck. The mechanical troubles were eventually sorted out.
During the winter of 1941–42 the T-34 again dominated German tanks through its ability to move over deep mud or snow without bogging down; German tanks could not move over terrain the T-34 could handle. The Panzer IV used an inferior leaf-spring suspension and narrow track, and tended to sink in deep mud or snow.
The German infantry, at that time armed mostly with PaK 36 37 mm (1.46 in) antitank gun, had no effective means of stopping T-34s. During the Battle of France the Pak 36 had earned the nickname "Door Knocker" due to its inability to penetrate anything but the lightest tank armour, though it worked very well at announcing the presence of the gun crew. Needless to say, crews of these weapons fighting on the Eastern front also found it severely underpowered for engaging Soviet tanks, often having to rely on heavier towed firepower, such as the relatively rare but effective Pak 38, the newer and much heavier Pak 40 and especially the 88 mm Flak guns that could not be moved into location as easily. Only the poor level of Soviet crew training, the ineptitude of Soviet commanders, and sparse distribution prevented the T-34 from achieving greater success.
In 1942 and 1943 the Red Army emphasised rebuilding the losses of 1941 and improving tactical proficiency. T-34 production increased rapidly, but the design was "frozen"—generally, only improvements that sped production were adopted. Soviet designers were well aware of the need to correct certain deficiencies in the design, but these improvements would have cost production time and could not be implemented. In 1943, production of T-34s had been ramped up to an average of 1,300 per month,  much higher than the German rate. However, Soviet losses greatly exceeded German losses due to continued tactical inferiority.
In response to the sheer number of T-34s appearing on the battlefield and the ever-growing need for heavier firepower, the Germans were beginning to field very large numbers of the high-velocity PaK 40 75 mm
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