About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 223. Chapters: Abandoned military projects, Experimental missiles, Experimental rockets, Nuclear weapons programs, Target missiles, Trial and research firearms, Trial and research tanks, Weapon design, Weapons manufacturing companies, Weapons scientists and engineers, Weapons test sites, Richard Feynman, Wernher von Braun, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Mikhail Kalashnikov, List of modern armament manufacturers, Sandia National Laboratories, Polaris Sales Agreement, Barnes Wallis, Abdul Qadeer Khan, Pakistan and weapons of mass destruction, Tanks in the Japanese Army, Munir Ahmad Khan, Design 1047 battlecruiser, Japanese nuclear weapon program, Vela Incident, Arms industry, Tasneem M. Shah, Samuel Colt, Muhammad Hafeez Qureshi, Development of Japanese tanks in World War II, XM8 rifle, MBT-70, McDonnell Douglas DC-X, Armalite AR-18, Ghost rockets, Heckler & Koch G11, White Sands Missile Range, Weihrauch, Panzer VIII Maus, EM-2 rifle, Kurt H. Debus, Cultivator No. 6, Paul C. Donnelly, Meunier rifle, Special Purpose Individual Weapon, Robert Truax, Landsverk L-120, Objective Individual Combat Weapon, Project Babylon, Boirault machine, XM25 Individual Airburst Weapon System, Huot Automatic Rifle, Pye Wacket, Grind, Scomi Precision Engineering nuclear scandal, South Korean nuclear research programs, Object 279, Fort Halstead, Fusil Automatique Modele 1917, Friedrich Tinner, Little Willie, Black Eagle, Breton-Pretot machine, Pedersen device, ČZ 2000, Crow, Oliver Winchester, Eberhard Rees, Advanced Combat Rifle, Nuclear program of Saudi Arabia, Mexico and weapons of mass destruction, Frot-Laffly landship, LAPA FA-03, Ottoman battleship Abdul Kadir, Smith & Wesson Model 39, Souain experiment, Joan Curran, Pancor Jackhammer, Dominique Lorentz, VT tank, Smart Gun, Helmut Holzer, Advanced Individual Combat Weapon, XM214 Microgun, Armalite...
