Ships shore up : briefing surface ship torpedo defence / Richard Scott.
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Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 47 Issue 35, 01 September 2010, pp.22-27 (122)Summary: The sinking of south Korean ship Cheonan highlighted the vulnerability of surface vessels to torpedo attack. This article describes some of the counter measures now available.
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The sinking of south Korean ship Cheonan highlighted the vulnerability of surface vessels to torpedo attack. This article describes some of the counter measures now available.
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