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Directed Energy Weapons | |
Defense Science Board Task Force on Directed Energy Weapons | |
Conflict Without Casualties: Non-Lethal Weapons in Irregular Warfare | |
Two Crowd Control Case Studies | |
Electronic Combat in Space: Examining the Legality of Fielding a Space-Based Disruptive Electromagnetic Jamming System | |
It is Called a Weapon for a Reason: The Need for Non-Lethal Weapon Specific Rules of Engagement | |
Non-Lethal Weapons: Considerations for the Joint Force Commander | |
| Information Operations, Electronic Warfare, and Cyberwar: Capabilities and Related Policy Issues | |
The Use of Air Power for Maritime Homeland Defense | |
Army Science and Technology Analysis for Stabilization and Reconstruction Operations | |
Effectiveness of Non-Lethal Capabilities in a Maritime Environment | |
An Exploration of Equipping a Future Force Warrior Small Combat Unit with Non-Lethal Weapons | |
Are the Department of Defense Non-Lethal Weapon Capabilities Adequate for the 21st Century | |
Interdisciplinary Research Project to Explore the Potential for Developing Non-Lethal Weapons Based on Radiofrequency/Microwave Bioeffects | |
Human Performance Modeling Presentation/Brief | |
Effects of Facial Topography and Eyewear on the 94 GHz Beam | |
Air Force Operations in Urban Environments. Volume 1: Executive Summary and Annotated Brief | |
Modeling Sound as a Non-Lethal Weapon in the COMBAT(XXI) Simulation Model | |
The Limited Utility of Non-Lethal Weapons in Decisive Combat: War Still Means Fighting and Fighting Still Means Killing | |
Non-Lethal Weapons and Evolving Fundamentals of 21st Century Warfare | |
Phases III AND IV: A Dangerous Overlap | |
Killing Them Softly: At War with Children | |
Human Effectiveness and Risk Characterization of the Electromuscular Incapacitation Device - A Limited Analysis of the TASER. Part 2. Appendices | |
Airpower's Emasculation? -- Non-lethal Weapons in Joint Urban Operations | |
The Operational Aspect of Nonlethal Weapons; More Than Just a Tactical Capability | |
Operational Planning Considerations for the Use of Riot Control Agents in Military Operations Other Than War | |
Weapons: A Report on the Industry | |
Non-Lethal Weapons: Opportunities for R&D | |
Non-Lethal Weapons and Future Peace Enforcement Operations (Les armes non letales dans les operations d'imposition de la paix) | |
Free Fall Experimental Data for Non-Lethal Artillery Projectile Parts | |
Transforming How We Fight Through Effects-Based Operations and Non-Lethal Capabilities | |
Weapons: A Report on the Industry 2004 | |
A Health Hazard Assessment for Blast Overpressure Exposures | |
Exploring New Concepts for Joint Urban Operations | |
Non-Lethal Weapons: Setting Our Phasers on Stun? Potential Stratetgic Blessings and Curses of Non-Lethal Weapons on the Battlefield | |
Report of the Defense Science Board Task Force on Discriminate Use of Force | |
Evaluating the U.S. Military's Development of Strategic and Operational Doctrine for Non-Lethal Weapons in a Complex Security Environment | |
An Evaluation of the Electrical Properties and Bio-Behavioral Effects of Four Commercially Available Tasers and the JAYCOR Sticky Shocker | |
Alternatives to Anti-Personnel Landmines (Solutions de remplacement aux mines antipersonnel) | |
Non-Lethal Chemical Weapons | |
Taser Area Denial Device: A Human Effects Review | |
Biological Effects of Directed Energy | |
NERD (Network Enabled Resource Device) | |
Proof of Principle for an 81-mm Nonlethal Mortar Cartridge | |
Non-Lethal Swimmer Neutralization Study | |
Policy Implications of Non-Lethal Weapons | |
Non-Lethal Weaponry: Applications to AC-130 Gunships | |
Defense Horizons. Number 9, March 2002. Nonlethal Capabilities: Realizing the Opportunities | |
Urban Close Air Support and Non-Lethality | |
Lack of Effects on Goal-Directed Behavior of High-Intensity Infrasound in a Resonant Reverberant Chamber | |
Support of JCATS Limited V&V | |
Non-Lethal Airburst Munition(s) for Objective Individual Combat Weapon | |
Non-Lethal Technologies for the Objective Force | |
An Analysis of the Strategic Application of Non-Lethal Weapons to Provide Force Protection | |
Conflict Prevention in the Information Age - Role of Military in Crisis | |
Non-Lethal Weapons and Strategic Policy Implications for 21st Century Peace Operations | |
Non-Lethal Weapons: Force Enabler for the Operatonal Commander Conducting Peace Operations | |
Crowd Behavior, Crowd Control, and the Use of Non-Lethal Weapons | |
WSTIAC: Weapon Systems Technology Information Analysis Center. Volume 2, Number 1, January 2001 | |
War as We Knew It: The Real Revolution in Military Affairs/Understanding Paralysis in Military Operations | |
An Assessment of the Effects of Four Acoustic Energy Devices on Animal Behavior | |
Non-Lethal Weapons in Non-Combatant Evacuation Operations | |
The Potential Role of Non-Lethal Weapons in the Maritime Environment | |
Civil Disturbances. Incorporating Non-Lethal Technology; Tactics, Technique and Procedures | |
Design and Test of a Prototype Acoustic High-Intensity Infrasonic Test Chamber | |
The Operational Use of Non-Lethal Weapons | |
The Utility of Non-Lethal Weapons in Large-Scale Conflict | |
Technology Options to Leverage Aerospace Power in Operations Other Than Conventional War. Volume 2: Panel Reports | |
Technology Options to Leverage Aerospace Power in Operations Other Than Conventional War. Volume 1: Summary | |
Vortex Ring Generator: Mechanical Engineering Design for 100-kpsi Operating Pressures | |
Non-Lethal Weapons in Noncombatant Evacuation Operations | |
Joint Doctrine for Nonlethal Weapons. | |
| Operational Planning Considerations for the Deployment of Nonlethal Weapons: A Commander's Guide | |
Replacing the Antipersonnel Landmine in the Force Protection Role | |
Non-Lethal Weapons in Conventional Combat Operations: Leveraging Capabilities or Violating the Rules of War? | |
Non-Lethal Weapons: A Place in the Tool Bag | |
A Supervised Autonomous Security Response Robot | |
Non-Lethal Operational Fires in Military Operations Other Than War | |
Planning Factors for Non Lethal Weapons in Counter Narcotic Operations | |
Non-Lethal Weapons: Applications in Maritime Interdiction Operations | |
NonLethal Weapons, NonLethal Policy, and Complex Contingencies | |
Injury Evaluation Techniques for Non-Lethal Kinetic Energy Munitions | |
Non-Lethal Weaponry: From Tactical to Strategic Applications | |
An Automated Security Response Robot | |
Multiservice Procedures for the Tactical Employment of Nonlethal Weapons (NLW) | |
New Weapons Provide Alternative for Marines Dealing with Non-Combatants | |
| Biological Effects of Non-Lethal Weapons: Issues and Solutions | |
Military Use of Non Lethal Weapons. Evaluation Framework | |
Training Analysis and Feedback Aids (TAAF Aids) Study for Live Training Support | |
Rules of Engagement for Non-Lethal Weapons | |
| U.S. Policy and the Uncertain State of Military Usage of Riot Control Agents. | |
The Strategic Implications of the Use of Nonlethal Force. | |
U.S. Military Intervention and the Role of Nonlethal Weapons | |
Non-Lethal Weaponry: A Framework for Future Integration | |
Non-Lethal Defense III, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland, February 25 & 26, 1998, Revised Agenda. | |
Filling an Operational Requirement: The Nonlethal Approach. | |
Non-Lethal Weapons and Conventional War: Facing the Commander's Issues and Dilemmas | |
Nonlethal Weapons: Impact and Utility Concerns for Operational Commanders in Future Conflicts. | |
Emerging Nonlethal Weapons Technology and Strategic Policy Implications for 21st Century Warfare. | |
Battlefield Optical Surveillance System (BOSS) - A HMMWV Mounted System for Non-Lethal Point Defense, | |
Naval Law Review, Volume 45 | |
Extended Range Less Lethal Stand-Off Capabilities: A 66mm Stingball Grenade | |
A Scenario Based Methodology for the Selection of Non-Lethal Weapons | |
Non-Lethal Weapons Activities at ICT | |
Innovation in Non-Lethal Weapon Technology. | |
Vortex Ring Generator | |
Developments in Non-Lethal Payloads for 12-Gauge Shotguns and 40mm Grenade Launchers |
