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Project and patrol: meeting Pacific islands' security needs/ James Goldrick

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GOLDRICK James

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In: Jane's Navy International Vol 120 Issue 7, September 2015, p.49-55 (124)Summary: This article examines how Pacific island nations are reconciling limited capacity with vast maritime patrol areas to harness their maritime resources.

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This article examines how Pacific island nations are reconciling limited capacity with vast maritime patrol areas to harness their maritime resources.

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