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Capability crossover: Multi-purpose cruise missiles/ Dr Lee Willet

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WILLET Dr Lee

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In: Armada International February/March 2019, Issue 01, pp.14-17 (2)Summary: As Western navies seek to counterbalance increasing competition at sea while retaining the ability to convey influence ashore, naval cruise missiles are being developed to deliver both land-attack and anti-ship capability.

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As Western navies seek to counterbalance increasing competition at sea while retaining the ability to convey influence ashore, naval cruise missiles are being developed to deliver both land-attack and anti-ship capability.

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