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Both these programmes coalesced in the 2010/11 timeframe and culminated in test firings from an RAF Tornado GR. There are many reasons why people are pushed into homelessness so there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

Spear - definition of spear by The Free Dictionary Spear - definition of spear by The Free Dictionary

right before you land you hit your right directional key and jump, you will quickly jump left and right. She joined SPEAR in early 2022 and her role is to raise funds and awareness for SPEAR as well as recruit and support our volunteers. The term ‘Complex Weapon’ can include a number of different types but as a convenient shorthand, they can be thought of as guided rockets and missiles, the official term being ‘strategic and tactical weapons reliant upon guidance systems to achieve precision effects.

Known as SPEAR3, the next-generation missile can travel long distances at high-subsonic speed and over the next decade will become the F-35’s primary air-to-ground weapon. Since a medieval spear required only a small amount of steel along the sharpened edges (most of the spear-tip was wrought iron), it was an economical weapon. In the Chinese martial arts, the Chinese spear ( Qiang 槍) is popularly known as the "king of weapons".

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One of the gymnastic exercises performed by the ancient Greeks was the throwing of a spear, referred to as ἀκυντισμός. In 2006, Lockheed Martin positioned their Surveilling Miniature Attack Cruise Missile (SMACM)to meet the Capability 3 requirement but this was not taken forward. Recent graphics would also indicate a desire to integrate SPEAR onto Typhoon, especially the EW variant. No news on Typhoon integration but several outlets have reported it is an aspiration and will hopefully use the new three-round common launcher for a total of twelve carried munitions. metres long, the missile system has a range of more than 140-kilometres and, powered by a turbojet engine, can operate across land and sea, day or night, to overpower enemy air defence systems, while the pilot and aircraft remains a safe distance away.The masters of pike warfare in this period were the Swiss, who were employed as fighters by various European monarchs.