Navies' top priority is protection/ Stefan Nitschke
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Naval Forces Vol.VI, No.XL, 2019, pp.23-24 (41)Summary: Naval fleets are facing with new forms of threats posed by ship, land or air-launched anti-ship missiles, anti-ship cruise missiles and anti-radiation missiles. Hence the navies needed a soft-kill weapon systems as a last defence mechanism against all the missiles threats.
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Naval fleets are facing with new forms of threats posed by ship, land or air-launched anti-ship missiles, anti-ship cruise missiles and anti-radiation missiles. Hence the navies needed a soft-kill weapon systems as a last defence mechanism against all the missiles threats.
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