The titans of south korean shipbuilding/ Ewen Levick
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ADM Australian Defence Magazine, Volume 32, Number 4, May 2024, pg. 22-24Summary: This article looks at the first delivery of Hyundai Heavy industries' 3,000 ton submarine to the Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN).
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This article looks at the first delivery of Hyundai Heavy industries' 3,000 ton submarine to the Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN).
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