A problem shared....delivering maritime security for Europe/ Sir Anthony Dymock
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Jane's Navy International Vol 119, Issue 10, Dec 2014, pp.10-11 (124) Summary: This article considers how the European Union Maritime Security Strategy is helping member states understand and solve thier collective security challenges at sea.
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This article considers how the European Union Maritime Security Strategy is helping member states understand and solve thier collective security challenges at sea.
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