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Sábado, julho 12o, 2008
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Our own David Hambling, who has written extensively on these sorts of munitions, isn’t buying it. “This policy seems very reactive and defensive; rather than taking a lead, it’s more like a rearguard action to hang on to what they have,” he writes in to say.

For an organization which normally rises to new challenges with impressive feats of technological development, the tone is oddly defeatist: where else do you hear munitions people saying “what we have is the best possible - no technological advance can replace than existing cluster munitions.”

Meanwhile, it’s worth looking at cluster bomb alternatives already being developed by industry - I’m thinking reactive material options and munitions like miniature bombs like CLAWS.

My view: we can do better than this.

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