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Articles in October 1989 issue of Armada International

• Oldelft's fifty candles. Old Delft is no longer synonymous with fine porcelain. (company in Delft, Netherlands) (company profile)
• Facing up to NATO's SNF problem; an issue that may come to the boil sooner than expected. (Short-range Nuclear Forces) (editorial)
  by Furlong, Robert D.M.
• Renault Vehicules Industriels' role in defense.
• Genesis and development of the Italo/Brazilian AMX; a new star is born in the strike aircraft firmament. (Aeritalia/Aermacchi S.p.A./Embraer S.A. team's attack plane)
  by Braybrook, Roy
• The military truck - into the next generation; military trucks get old but refuse to wear out.
  by Reed, John
• Low-level naval and ground-based air defense systems.
  by Braybrook, Roy
• The US Navy's BGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile; the problem weapon for arms control negotiators. (includes related articles)
  by Alder, Konrad
• Short take-off and vertical landing; a close look at an historical technical breakthrough.
  by Bally, J.J.
• Battle-tanks: makes a 3rd generation? (making improvements)
  by Krapke, Paul-Werner
• The dangers lurking in military software production. (includes related article)
  by Geisenheyner, Stefan
• Signaal's answer to the future low level air threat: UMBRELLA. (Hollandse Signaalapparaten B.V. research of land-based air defense)
• Conventional short take-off and landing aircraft; could they be really on their way out?
  by Biass, Eric H.