Global tensions set to drive spending/ Garrett Reim

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REIM Garrett

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In: Flight International 10-16 December 2019, p.18 (65)Summary: Military spending are forecasted to be higher than ever as demand for military equipments for modernising and replacing ageing equipments is on the rise prompted by increasing international security concerns.

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Journal Articles	Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals	MILITARY SPENDING (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Not for loan		64662.1001

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Military spending are forecasted to be higher than ever as demand for military equipments for modernising and replacing ageing equipments is on the rise prompted by increasing international security concerns.

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