Miniaturisation of anti-ship missiles / Massimo Annati.
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Naval Forces : Vol XXXV No 1, 2014, pp.56-60 (41)Summary: Discusses the benefits of using smaller, smarter, and cheaper anti-ship missiles to deal with small fast surface combatants.
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Discusses the benefits of using smaller, smarter, and cheaper anti-ship missiles to deal with small fast surface combatants.
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