Anchors aweigh : south Korea's nuclear powered submarine project/ Sukjoon Yoon
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Naval Forces: Vol.XXXIX, No.II, 2018, pp.44-46 (41)Summary: The progressive development of North Korean underwater assets together with the inexorable threat of its nuclear armed ballistic missiles, confronts South Korea with an existential imperative.
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The progressive development of North Korean underwater assets together with the inexorable threat of its nuclear armed ballistic missiles, confronts South Korea with an existential imperative.
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