Underwater stand-off: Vietnam's submarines and their implications for the region/ Ridzwan Rahmat
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IHS Jane's Navy International Vol.122, Issue 10, December 2017, pp.10-11 (124)Summary: For much of its existence the People's Army of Vietnam Navy (PAVN) was largely a coastal force but the service has recently completed the induction of six ocean-going submarines within a span of just three years. This article examines how, or if, the programme has tilted strategic balances in the region.
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For much of its existence the People's Army of Vietnam Navy (PAVN) was largely a coastal force but the service has recently completed the induction of six ocean-going submarines within a span of just three years. This article examines how, or if, the programme has tilted strategic balances in the region.
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