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Technology in Australia 1788-1988Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering
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Chapter 13

I Colonial Origins

II First World War

III Between The World Wars

IV The Second World War

V Post-second World War

VI After The Joint Project

VII Science And Decisions At The Top

VIII Armed Services Technology

IX New Tasks And Projects
i Mulloka
ii Winnin
iii Lads
iv Jindalee
v Barra and Kariwarra

X Transfer Of Research And Development

XI Acknowledgement

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Winnin

At the time of writing (1986) there is under development Winnin, a ship-borne device described as a Hovering Rocket Active Expendable Decoy. The entry of sea-skimming missiles of great accuracy, as exemplified in the Falklands War, generated great activity in international defence science and technology. Counter missiles, lasers, and high rate of fire machine guns (such as Phalanx) were researched and some developed. The Australian initiative was to develop this decoy rocket system.

Figure 19

19 Winnin


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