Thailand makes defence development a priority / Matt Uttley, et.al

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UTTLEY Matt

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In: Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 53, No. 25, 22 June 2016, pp. 22 - 23 (122)Summary: The implications of Brexit on UK defence procurement and industry are neglected element in the EU referendum campaign. The authors examine such debate, if it was to occur.

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The implications of Brexit on UK defence procurement and industry are neglected element in the EU referendum campaign. The authors examine such debate, if it was to occur.

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