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Strategic arena: naval presence focuses international spotlight on Baltic Sea/ Dr Lee Willett

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WILLETT Dr.Lee

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In: IHS Jane's Navy International: Vol.122, Issue 8, October 2017, p.20-27 (124)Summary: Recent months have seen NATO and Chinese naval task groups exercising in the Baltic Sea, while the Russian navy is also operating some of its newest ships there. This article considers the strategic importance of the Baltic Sea's naval developments.

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Journal Article	Defence Academy Library Journals	NATO (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Not for loan		60021-2001
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Recent months have seen NATO and Chinese naval task groups exercising in the Baltic Sea, while the Russian navy is also operating some of its newest ships there. This article considers the strategic importance of the Baltic Sea's naval developments.

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