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Malaysia go for Norway's Kongsberg stealth missile/ M Ghazemy Mahmud

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MAHMUD M Ghazemy

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TextPublication details: 2015Subject(s):

MALAYSIA -- NAVY

In: Asian Defence Journal April 2015, pages 28 (131)Summary: The Malaysian government has approved the selection of the Naval Strike Missile made by Kongsberg as the main anti-surface armament for the Royal Malaysian Navy's littoral combat ships after a long drawn out international competition.

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The Malaysian government has approved the selection of the Naval Strike Missile made by Kongsberg as the main anti-surface armament for the Royal Malaysian Navy's littoral combat ships after a long drawn out international competition.

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