Naval guns and naval missiles : partners or competitors? / Edward H Lundquist
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Naval Forces Vol 28 No 4, 2007, pp.100-108 (41)Summary: Argues that guns and missiles are not alternatives as both have valid roles on ships. This article looks in particular at naval guns.
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Argues that guns and missiles are not alternatives as both have valid roles on ships. This article looks in particular at naval guns.
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