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EEZ vessels : stealth, EW and the asymmetric threat / Arthur G Self.

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SELF Arthur G

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In: Naval Forces Vol XXX No V, 2009, pp.50-57 (41)Summary: Navies are increasingly required to give priority to littoral waters where the risk of asymmetric threats is greatest. The article looks at recent developments in vessels and sensors noting the growing importance of OPV class ships.

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Navies are increasingly required to give priority to littoral waters where the risk of asymmetric threats is greatest. The article looks at recent developments in vessels and sensors noting the growing importance of OPV class ships.

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