Jo Young-gap et al.: Modern Weapon Systems Theory

"Man is an animal that uses tools," said Ben Fünzene. This means that the nature of man's continued survival and prosperity has made for better war tools and more convenient lifestyles, and it soon has become a technological advance today. The technology that began with the invention of human tools has evolved for applications and for defense and Numbers. In two-dimensional agricultural societies, for example, developed weapons systems that could be used on land or on the sea, and in three-dimensional industrial societies developed weapons, which were available on land, on land and in the air. But today, in a five-dimensional knowledge-intelligence society, the ordinary goods and war tools of life on Earth, which are available for land, sea, air, space, and cyberspace, require much more complex and multiplicative or scientific precision and, as a science, increases the need for civil-synthetic technology. The book has been reassembled into modern arms systems by bringing together and uniting a wide range of academic theories about the five-dimensional weapons system of war. Chapter 1 is a scholarly theory of the human and arms systems: the theory of weapons systems, the evolution of human civilization and arms system, the acquisition of weapons structures, and the development of the defense industry and weapons systems in Korea. Chapter 2 is the ground weapons system, with its design and its firepower and its defense weapons, and its 3rd chapter is the sea-sized weapon system, which sets up theories and actual theories about the presence of water fighters, submarines, land - or land mines, qualities and categories, pre-use concepts, progress trends, and the current state of Korea.

Korean title: 현대무기체계론

Korean author: 조영갑 외

Korean publisher: 선학사

ISBN-13: 9788980722600