Naval directory 2017/ Alix Valenti
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Asian Military Review : Vol.25, Issue 3, May 2017, pp.20-31 (60)Summary: A number of concerns are pushing Asia-Pacific navies to modernise and where possible expand fleets. These developments have therefore contributed to increasing concerns from the countries that continue to maintain ongoing disputes with the PRC in the region chiefly Brunei Darussalam, Malaysia and Philippines, the republic of China and Vietnam in South China Sea.
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A number of concerns are pushing Asia-Pacific navies to modernise and where possible expand fleets. These developments have therefore contributed to increasing concerns from the countries that continue to maintain ongoing disputes with the PRC in the region chiefly Brunei Darussalam, Malaysia and Philippines, the republic of China and Vietnam in South China Sea.
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