New arms could debut in Iraq Arsenal includes tank-hunters
U S forces may unleash new weapons and tactics in an Iraq war, including tank-hunting bomblets, electromagnetic pulse devices, laser systems and sensor fused bombs. Analysts say these tools target armored vehicles, communications networks and chemical or biological stockpiles while some weapons may remain undisclosed.
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