Seeking balance: force projection, confidence building, and the Republic of Singapore Navy
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Naval War College Review Vol 65 No 1, Winter 2012, pp.75-92Summary: In a few decades the reach of the Republic of Singapore Navy has grown from nearby waters to the entire critical Strait of Malacca zone, with visits and operations far beyond. How has it developed and what are its purposes?
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In a few decades the reach of the Republic of Singapore Navy has grown from nearby waters to the entire critical Strait of Malacca zone, with visits and operations far beyond. How has it developed and what are its purposes?
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