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Australia targets a new missile age with gweo guidance/ Gordon Arthur

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ARTHUR GORDON

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MISSILE WEAPONS -- AUSTRALIA

In: Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter, Volume 50, Number 4, June 2024, pg. 16-20Summary: Australia has long relied on geographic isolation as a form of defense, but such a premise is no longer assured against the dominant military threat in the Indo-Pacific region – China and its two-million-strong People’s Liberation Army. Hence this article looks into Australia's target towards a new missile age.

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Australia has long relied on geographic isolation as a form of defense, but such a premise is no longer assured against the dominant military threat in the Indo-Pacific region – China and its two-million-strong People’s Liberation Army. Hence this article looks into Australia's target towards a new missile age.

MISSILE WEAPONS, AUSTRALIA, DEFENSE, NEWARTICLS

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