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Anti-tank rounds which contain extremely dense materials to help penetrate armour plating. Typically the dense material is depleted uranium

The term used to describe any technology to repel an incoming threat. For example aircraft now eject chaff – bits of foil – to confuse radar seeking missiles, while flares can distract heat-seekers. A [..]

About the closest thing you get to a ray gun. This class of weapon directs electromagnetic energy

This is the concept of launching missiles that cannot be re-directed afterwards. But after countless examples of these missiles hitting the wrong target, the military is developing missiles with commu [..]

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An experimental technology which aims to deflect armour piercing (or anti-tank) rounds. These munitions fragment on impact with armoured vehicles, creating clouds of superheated metal dust which helps [..]