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Mexican fleet review - Force in transition: Mexican Navy modernises its fleet/ Erwan de Cherisey

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CHERISEY Erwan de

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In: IHS Jane's Navy International Vol.123, Issue 01, January/February 2018, p.20-26 (124)Summary: The Mexican Navy has transformed itself during the past decade into a modern, capable force, but the service still faces equipment, funding, and personnel issues as it continues to bolster its surface fleet and aircraft inventory. More in this article.

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The Mexican Navy has transformed itself during the past decade into a modern, capable force, but the service still faces equipment, funding, and personnel issues as it continues to bolster its surface fleet and aircraft inventory. More in this article.

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