Warfare has taken on a new look as computers have entered the battlefield. One of the latest advanced military systems, the Norden Battery Computer System, which is carried on a vehicle, can control and direct fire from as many as 12 artillery pieces, although it is controlled by only one soldier.
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Press, 24 September 1980, Page 12
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51Warfare has taken on a new look as computers have entered the battlefield. One of the latest advanced military systems, the Norden Battery Computer System, which is carried on a vehicle, can control and direct fire from as many as 12 artillery pieces, although it is controlled by only one soldier. Press, 24 September 1980, Page 12
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