Maritime sealift: organisations and assets

By:

BORCH Gunnar

Contributor(s):

ANNATI Massimo

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2005Subject(s):

In: Naval Forces Vol 26 No 6, 2005, pp.12-24 (41)Summary: Two part article on sealift that highlights the importance of sea transport and the role of commercial shipping in support of naval operations. The first part covers NATO's sealift capacity, and the second considers sealift assets worldwide, including some views on future developments.

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Two part article on sealift that highlights the importance of sea transport and the role of commercial shipping in support of naval operations. The first part covers NATO's sealift capacity, and the second considers sealift assets worldwide, including some views on future developments.

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