Introduction to Artillery

Author: Tan Lebin et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive overview of the fundamental knowledge, structural principles, and characteristics of modern artillery systems. It focuses on the basic construction and working principles of artillery, the design principles and functions of key components, and appropriately introduces new structures, principles, concepts, and methods developed in artillery technology over the past few decades. It also briefly covers ballistics, artillery ammunition, and artillery fire control systems. The book reflects the new requirements of modern warfare for artillery, the latest technologies and development trends in global artillery, and the new equipment of modernized forces. The content of this textbook is systematic, complete, and highly targeted. It can serve as a textbook for ground weapon mobility engineering majors in higher education institutions and also provide reference for science and engineering management personnel in the conventional weapons industry.
This book provides a comprehensive overview of the fundamental knowledge, structural principles, and characteristics of modern artillery systems. It focuses on the basic construction and working principles of artillery, the design principles and functions of key components, and appropriately introduces new structures, principles, concepts, and methods developed in artillery technology over the past few decades. It also briefly covers ballistics, artillery ammunition, and artillery fire control systems. The book reflects the new requirements of modern warfare for artillery, the latest technologies and development trends in global artillery, and the new equipment of modernized forces. The content of this textbook is systematic, complete, and highly targeted. It can serve as a textbook for ground weapon mobility engineering majors in higher education institutions and also provide reference for science and engineering management personnel in the conventional weapons industry.