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A first -class five-class navy

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In: Naval Forces: Vol.XXXVIII, No.III, 2017, pp.64-65 (41)Summary: On the opening day LIMA 2017 exhibition on Langkawi island, Kuala Lumpur, naval forces correspondent George Mader had the opportunity to ask some questions to the commander-in-chief of the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) concerning the Chinese LMS .

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On the opening day LIMA 2017 exhibition on Langkawi island, Kuala Lumpur, naval forces correspondent George Mader had the opportunity to ask some questions to the commander-in-chief of the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) concerning the Chinese LMS .

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