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Re-balancing design: new technology and thinking in naval architecture/ Lee Willet Dr.

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WILLET Lee

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NAVAL DEFENCE

In: Asian Miliary Review, Volume 31, Issue 6, November/December 2023, pg 10-14Summary: This articles looks into why ship and submarines designs should develop in response to new technological threats and new operational requirements in the naval environment.

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This articles looks into why ship and submarines designs should develop in response to new technological threats and new operational requirements in the naval environment.

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