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020			_a0-521-63760-0
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100			_aMurray, Williamson _ced.
245			_aMilitary innovation in the interwar period
260			_aCambridge _bCambridge University _c1998
300			_a428 p.
500			_a(Curso CN Zaragoza) _a(NCC 2000) _a(Curso Tarapow) _a(NCC 2013)
500			_a(Curso Urrutia) _a( NCC 2011) _a
505			_aIntroduction _r^Murray, Williamson _rMillett, Allan R.
505			_a1. Armored warfare (The British, French and German experiences) _rMurray, Williamson
505			_a2. Assault from the sea: The development of amphibious warfare between the wars (the American, British and Japanese experiences) _rMillett, Allan R.
505			_a3. Strategic bombing (The British, American and German experiences) _rMurray, Williamson
505			_a4. Close air support (The German, British and American experiences, 1918-1941) _rMuller, Richard R.
505			_a5. Adopting the aircraft carrier (The British, American and Japanese case studies) _rTill, Geoffrey
505			_a6. Innovation ignored: The submarine problem (Germany, Britain and the United States, 1919-1939) _rHerwig, Holger H.
505			_a7. From radio to radar: Interwar military adaptation to technological change in Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States _rBeyerchen, Alan
505			_a8. Innovation: Past and future _rMurray, Williamson
505			_a9. Patterns of military innovation in the interwar period _rMillett, Allan R.
505			_a10.- Military innovation in peacetime _rWatts, Barry _rMurray, Williamson
653			_aENTREGUERRAS
653			_aTECNOLOGIA
653			_aCAMBIO TECNOLOGICO
653			_aARMAMENTO
653			_aGUERRA ANFIBIA
653			_aAPOYO AEREO
653			_aBOMBARDEO ESTRATEGICO
653			_aSUBMARINOS
653			_aPORTAAVIONES
653			_aRADAR
653			_aPAZ
653			_aESTADOS UNIDOS
653			_aGRAN BRETANA
653			_aFRANCIA
653			_aALEMANIA
653			_aPODER NAVAL
653			_aJAPON
700			_aMillet, Allan R. _ced.
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