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Is modern piracy a significant threat to commerce and is there a role for the royal Navy?

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LAMBERT Brian

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In: Naval Review Vol. 93, No 4, November 2005, pp.363-370 (42)Summary: Discusses current levels of piracy and its impact, the threat posed by piracy and maritime armed robbery, and the, the methods used by pirates, how piracy is reported, and what role if any the British Royal Navy could play.

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Discusses current levels of piracy and its impact, the threat posed by piracy and maritime armed robbery, and the, the methods used by pirates, how piracy is reported, and what role if any the British Royal Navy could play.

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