Harbour surveillance and protection trial suggests no one size fits all / Richard Scott.
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Jane's Navy International Vol 115 Issue 1, Jan-Feb 2010, pp.10-11Summary: Report on a study by Australia's DSTO (Defence Science and Technology Organisation) which assessed various systems that could be combined to provide port facility protection above and below the water syrface. The trial took place in and around Sydney Harbour and was codenamed Kondari. Brief details of systems that participated in the trial are given.
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Report on a study by Australia's DSTO (Defence Science and Technology Organisation) which assessed various systems that could be combined to provide port facility protection above and below the water syrface. The trial took place in and around Sydney Harbour and was codenamed Kondari. Brief details of systems that participated in the trial are given.
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