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Naval Surface-to-Air Missiles: defending capital ships/ MF Kamaruddin

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MF Kamaruddin

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In: Asian Defence Journal Jan-Feb 2014, pp.20-22 (131) Summary: While radar and armour stand as passive defence measures, the equipment of stronger firepower onboard ships ensures an ability to generate offensive measure against not only aerial threats, but also against surface and underwater threats.

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While radar and armour stand as passive defence measures, the equipment of stronger firepower onboard ships ensures an ability to generate offensive measure against not only aerial threats, but also against surface and underwater threats.

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