Japan formulates new defence policy
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Military Technology Vol 29 no 3, 2005, pp.28-30Summary: In December 2004 Japan issued a new National Defence Programme Outline. The document marks a significant change from traditional Japanese defence concepts that focused internally on national territory protection, instead putting more emphasis on improving the Self Defence Force to be able to deal flexibly with a variety of emergency situations.
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In December 2004 Japan issued a new National Defence Programme Outline. The document marks a significant change from traditional Japanese defence concepts that focused internally on national territory protection, instead putting more emphasis on improving the Self Defence Force to be able to deal flexibly with a variety of emergency situations.
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