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Before the storm: al Qaeda's coming maritime campaign

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PELKOFSKI James

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In: Proceedings December 2005, pp.20-24 (86)Summary: Discussion of the actual and potential links between maritime piracy and terrorism. Notes a number of recent attacks (some not well known) and suggests that although maritime terrorism is more difficult to achieve than land based efforts, al Qaeda is known for patience and long term planning. Recommends that the threat of maritime terrorism be taken seriously.

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Discussion of the actual and potential links between maritime piracy and terrorism. Notes a number of recent attacks (some not well known) and suggests that although maritime terrorism is more difficult to achieve than land based efforts, al Qaeda is known for patience and long term planning. Recommends that the threat of maritime terrorism be taken seriously.

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