Sub hunters are in demand/ Andrew Drwiega
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Asian Military Review: Vol.27, Issue 3, May 2019, pp.20-22(60)Summary: The rise in the number of submarines being operated in Indo-Pacific waters. The people's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) will focus on improving quality rather than the expanding quantity. The article highlights on Philippines navy, Royal Malaysian navy and Indonesian navy.
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The rise in the number of submarines being operated in Indo-Pacific waters. The people's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) will focus on improving quality rather than the expanding quantity. The article highlights on Philippines navy, Royal Malaysian navy and Indonesian navy.
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