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Military technology is a term which refers to a wide array of technologies being used by the military themselves. This includes the weapons, armors, or any device that they use.
Information Technology plays an important role in the development of Military Technology itself that is why we can tell that without information technology, military technology will never be the same.
Military technology actually has a broad scope which includes the development of different types of ammunitions, firearms, armors, and even vehicles. This also includes the development of robots and other computer-related technologies that are being used in military operations.
When we say military technology this does not only refer to the modern technology that we today. In fact, military technology can be traced way back during the early times when human being began to learn on how to use weapons. Yes, we are talking about the primitive people wherein they use rocks, woods, and other types of metals in creating the type of weapon that they need.
Bows and arrows are examples of the military technology that older people used in combats. This only proves that military technology has evolved so much that we no longer use bows and arrows in wars. The type of weapons that the military use nowadays is not only limited to guns and rockets since there are also other types of weapons that are more effective than using guns and rockets.
Technology also helps in protecting the soldiers by developing armors which may withstand the impact of bullets or other forms of enemy's offenses. Military technology may also refer to the development of aircrafts that are used in combatting enemies and targeting their bases or launching an aerial attack.
Lastly, another good example of military technology is a military robot wherein if it was deployed successfully, it may serve as a very good offense.
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