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Tactical missiles target military installations or key civilian infrastructure in the vicinity of the front line. With the growth in the deployment of remotely guided UAVs, launch locations of guided missiles are getting closer to their targets. The tactical missiles covered in this book are expected to play critical roles in the new generation of localised battlefields. Offering an advanced introduction to tactical guided missiles, Tactical Missiles - From Concepts to Components bridges the gap between the well-established theories of combustion, fluid mechanics, explosive materials, and modelling and control in the context of guided missile design. Volume 1 covers propulsion, aerodynamics, guidance and control, while Volume 2 focuses on warheads. Encompassing multiple subject areas, from mathematics, physics, and chemistry as well as several branches of engineering, the author brings together his broad expertise developed from decades in academia and the defence sector, in order to provide this advanced introduction to new graduates joining the missile industry. The book will also be a useful reference for researchers and post graduate students in defence, UAV, aerodynamics and radar departments and courses at universities worldwide.

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P.K. Sinha is an emeritus professor at the University of Reading, UK, and an independent consultant. Dr Sinha has previously served on the faculty of the University of Sussex, the University of Warwick, and the University of Reading, all in England. He has worked as a senior technical staff with Philips Semiconductors (IC Competence Centre, Southampton, England), Thales Air Defence (Belfast, Northern Ireland), Raytheon Systems (Glenrothes, Scotland), and VTOL Technologies/Collins Aerospace (Reading).

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