Proceedings of Seminar on Air Antitank Warfare Held at Springfield, Virginia on 25-26 May 1978

On 25-26 May 1978 a seminar on air antitank warfare was held at the Springfield Hilton, Springfield, Virginia. Presentations were made by Mr. John Boyd ('Patterns in Conflict'), Mr Wayne Coloney ('Armored Warfare a Frontline Soldier's View'), Mr Bell (of HERO) ('Nature...

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