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Royal Thai Navy: shifting from quantity to quality

By:

NITSCHKE Stefan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2012Subject(s):

THAILAND -- NAVY

In: Naval Forces Vol XXXIII No 1, 2012, pp.73-75 (41)Summary: This article briefs the updates on the Royal Thai Navy (RTN) in the process of increasing its capabilities to counter threats from the sea, protect natural resources and secure the sea lines of communication.

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This article briefs the updates on the Royal Thai Navy (RTN) in the process of increasing its capabilities to counter threats from the sea, protect natural resources and secure the sea lines of communication.

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