India's navy: integration makes for unique capability

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JACOBS Keith

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In: Naval Forces Vol 26 No 6, 2005, pp.78-88 (41)Summary: Review of the current state of India's extensive naval development programme that is expected to produce a 165 vessel force within the next 15 years.

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Review of the current state of India's extensive naval development programme that is expected to produce a 165 vessel force within the next 15 years.

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