Why so amphibious? : littoral assault in the Asia Pacific / Edward Hooton.
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Asian Military Review Vol 22 Issue 2, April-May 2014, pp.34-40 (60)Summary: Discussion of the various types of vessels - single and multi-role - and the variety of capabilities they offer, and why they are popular among Asia Pacific navies.
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Discussion of the various types of vessels - single and multi-role - and the variety of capabilities they offer, and why they are popular among Asia Pacific navies.
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