Controlling contested waters / Bernard D Cole.
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Proceedings US Naval Institute October 2013, pp.48-53. (86)Summary: Discusses US Navy approach to sea control with particular reference to the seas around China (Yellow Sea, East Sea, and South China Sea) and in the context of the growing strength of the PLAN.
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Discusses US Navy approach to sea control with particular reference to the seas around China (Yellow Sea, East Sea, and South China Sea) and in the context of the growing strength of the PLAN.
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