Non-Lethal Weapons: Their application in the maritime world

Article Abstract:

The development of Non-Lethal Weapons (NLW), its definition and implications for maritime use are discussed. The development of NLW might initiate a number of new operational possibilities and also open a new set of factors and threats to be taken into consideration during the planning of a new operation and definition of the rules of engagement.

Evaluation, Nonlethal weapons, Naval art and science, Naval warfare

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Support ships: 'Sea cows' or force multipliers?

Article Abstract:

The main features, advantages and limitations of Logistic Support Vessels are discussed. The prime job for the support vessels is to provide fuel and other tasks include the provision of fresh water, ammunition, rations, stores and services for the surface combatants and amphibious forces.

Usage, Logistics, Naval vessels, Military logistics, Warships

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