《装备指挥领域军事硕士研究生英语》针对装备指挥领域军事硕士的特点,所选课文及阅读文章均选自近几年国外相关报道及期刊杂志上的文章,专业性强、内容新颖、语言规范、难易适中。对课文的单词、语言点及相关背景知识都有详尽的注释,并在文章后配有译文。共分14个单元,每个单元包括Part A正课文,Part B副课文,用来扩充阅读量和词汇。
本教材不仅适用于装备指挥领域军事硕士研究生,也可以作为军事类其他领域军事硕士研究生的选用教材。
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在总装首长、机关和军事装备学专家学者的共同努力下,军事装备学走过了从无到有、从小到大、从弱到强的快速发展历程,建立了军事装备学学科体系,创立了军事装备学理论,获得了多项国家级和军队级奖项,培养了一大批“指技俱精”的高素质的装备人才,造就了一支具有较高学科理论素养和丰富实践经验的军事装备学学术队伍,为我军军事装备学学科建设和装备人才培养作出了巨大贡献。
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Unit 1
Part A Service Acquisition Organization
Part B Supplementary Reading: Army Organization of the United States
Unit 2
Part A Revised US Nuclear Doctrine Outlines Preemption Strategy
Part B Supplementary Reading: Preemptive Strikes Part of U S Strategic Doctrine "All Options" Open for Countering Unconventional Arms
Unit 3
Part A Bush Declares War on Iraq
Part B Supplementary Reading:The Normandy Landings
Unit 4
Part A Information Superiority
Part B Supplementary Reading: GIG
Unit 5
Part A The Future Combat System
Part B Supplementary Reading: AH-64A/D Apache Attack Helicopter
Unit 6
Part A Air Force Special Operations Forces
Part B Supplementary Reading : C - 130 Hercules
Unit 7
Part A Aircraft Carrier
Part B Supplementary Reading: Air Anti -Submarine Warfare
Unit 8
Part A Patriot Missile Air Defense System of USA
Part B Supplementary Reading: MEADS: Medium Extended AirDefense System
Unit 9
Part A Life Cycle Management: Integrating Acquisition and Sustainment "
Part B Supplementary Reading: Lockheed Focused on Total Life-Cycle Support of Aircraft
Unit 10
Part A Contractors on the Battlefield in the 21st Century
Part B Supplementary Reading: Introduction of Prefabricated Harbors in WWII
Unit 11
Part A What Is Network- Centric Warfare?
Part B Supplementary Reading: Psychological- Information Warfare: Lessons of Afghanistan
Unit 12
Part A Statement by Mr Hu Xiaodi, Ambassador for Disarmament Affairs of China, at the Plenary of the 2004 Session of the Conference on Disarmament (section)
Part B Supplementary Reading: Export controls, arms and military equipment exports introduction of the Republic of Belarus in 2001/2002
Unit 13
Part A RFID Technology: Is the Capability A Boon or Burdon for DOD7
Part B Supplementary Reading: Savi Technology Deploys New Mobile
RFID Infrastructure Kit for Real -Time Visibility of Military Supplies
Unit 14
Part A Military Operations other than War
Part B Supplementary Reading:Non-I~thal Weapons for Military
Operations Other Than War
译文及答案
附录1 军语词汇
附录2 英美军衔表
ROYAL NAVY(RN)英国皂家海军
United States Navy(USN)美国海军
British Army英国陆军
United States Army美国陆军
Royal Air Force(RAF)英国皇家空军
United States Air Force(USAF)美国空军
Royal Marines(EM)英国皇家海军陆战队
United States Marine Corps(USMC)美国海军陆战队
附录3 装备部门英译及部分与装备研究相关单位对外名称
附录4 个人简历的写法
附录5 摘要的写法
At a White House briefing that year, a spokesman said the United States would "respond with overwhelming force" to the use of weapons of mass destruction againstthe United States, its forces, or allies, and said" all options" would be available tcthe president.
The draft, dated March 15, would provide authoritative guidance for com-manders to request presidential approval for using nuclear weapons, and represent.,the Pentagons first attempt to revise procedures to reflect the Bush preemption doc-trine. A previous version, completed in 1995 during the Clinton administration, con-tains no mention of using nuclear weapons preemptively or specifically against threatsfrom weapons of mass destruction.
Titled "Doctrine for Joint Nuclear Operations" and written under the direction otAir Force General Richard B. Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the draf!document is unclassified and available on a Pentagon website. It is expected to besigned within a few weeks by Air Force Lieutenant General Norton A. Schwartz, di-rector of the Joint Staff, according to Navy Commander Dawn Cutler, a public affairsofficer in Myerss office. Meanwhile, the draft is going through final coordination withthe military services, the combatant commanders, Pentagon legal authorities, andRumsfelds office, Cutler said in a written statement.
A" summary of changes" included in the draft identifies differences from the1995 doctrine and says the new document "revises the discussion of nuclear weaponsuse across the range of military operations. "
The first example for potential nuclear weapon use listed in the draft is againstan enemy that is using" or intending to use WMD" against US or allied, multinationalmilitary forces or civilian populations.
Another scenario for a possible nuclear preemptive strike is in case of an"immi-nent attack from adversary biological weapons that only effects from nuclear weaponscan safely destroy. "
That and other provisions in the document appear to refer to nuclear initiativesproposed by the administration that Congress has thus far declined to fully support.
The Joint Staff draft doctrine explains that despite the end of the Cold War, theproliferation of weapons of mass destruction " raises the danger of nuclearweapons use.