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Fighting into the littoral

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ANNATI Massimo

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TextPublication details: 2005Subject(s):

In: Military Technology Vol 29 Issue 3, 2005, pp.49-56Summary: Reports on the growing trend for naval vessels capable of operating in the littoral environment. Mentions the OPV's of both Brunei and Malaysia as examples of designation understatement: warships that are more powerful than their type names imply.

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Reports on the growing trend for naval vessels capable of operating in the littoral environment. Mentions the OPV's of both Brunei and Malaysia as examples of designation understatement: warships that are more powerful than their type names imply.

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