Joint guided artillery dictionary & CBRN dictionary : English-French. Vol. 2. Drones, missiles, space, GPS, chemical biological, radiological and nuclear

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Nb de pages : 368 pages
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ISBN : 978-2-343-18297-1
EAN : 9782343182971

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foreword by General François Lecointre


Quatrième de couverture

Joint guided artillery dictionary
Drones, missiles, space, GPS

& CBRN dictionary
Chemical Biological, Radiological and Nuclear

Book 2

English/French

This bilingual dictionary is the second book of a series of three books dealing with artillery and its environment, both within a joint framework, and within the framework of a specific Service. II includes the various aspects of guided artillery, drones and missiles in a land environment, and in a naval environment, as well as missiles in air and space environments.

As regards artillery, this terminology includes what is useful to operate within a national framework and within an international framework (coalitions, NATO) within an ever-increasing global environment.

This dictionary includes more than 4,000 words and phrases in English and in French. It also includes about 2,300 English acronyms and 380 French ones.

Biographie

Jean-Claude Laloire is graduated from ESSEC (economics and business management) and ISUP (mathematics).
As a linguist, he has been both a translator/ interpreter in the French Ministry of Defense and a teacher at advanced military education level : Staff College/CAS3, French Joint War College (formerly CID), Center for Higher Military Studies (CHEM), and « Gendarmerie Nationale » . He has forty years' experience. As a translator, he has worked more specifically with CDEF (French Army's Forces Employment Doctrine Center).
He is an OLRAT (French Army Reserve language-expert officer) Lieutenant Colonel. He is a Commander in the Order of Merit.

Du même auteur : Jean-Claude Laloire