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Critical crossroad? Vietnam's navy and great power rivalry/ Ridzwan Rahmat

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RIDZWAN Rahmat

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In: Jane's Navy International Vol 120 Issue 8, October 2015, p.10-17 (124)Summary: This article examines Vietnam's naval modernisation and asks if Hanoi may diversify equipment supply away from its traditional Russian partner, taking into account its improving relations with Washington and as the US strategic has focus shifts to the Asia-Pacific.

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This article examines Vietnam's naval modernisation and asks if Hanoi may diversify equipment supply away from its traditional Russian partner, taking into account its improving relations with Washington and as the US strategic has focus shifts to the Asia-Pacific.

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