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On the waterfront/ Tim Fish

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FISH Tim

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UNMANNED SYSTEMS

In: Unmanned Vehicles Vol.17 No.4 August/September 2012, pp.31-34 (88)Summary: Port installations are vital to trade and vulnerable to attack. The author investigates how unmanned systems can keep them safe from hostile infiltration.

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Port installations are vital to trade and vulnerable to attack. The author investigates how unmanned systems can keep them safe from hostile infiltration.

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