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Taking aim: maritime ballistic missile defence in a UK context/ Richard Scott

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SCOTT Richard

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In: Jane's Navy International Vol 120 Issue 2, March 2015, p.20-27 (124)Summary: As the United Kingdom's next Strategic Defence and Security Review approaches, the question of what role the country might play in ballistic missile defence is back on the agenda. This article examines the maritime dimensions to this debate.

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As the United Kingdom's next Strategic Defence and Security Review approaches, the question of what role the country might play in ballistic missile defence is back on the agenda. This article examines the maritime dimensions to this debate.

UK, SECURITY, BMD, MARITIME

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