To be a quality navy: The Royal Malaysian Navy adopting new approaches in the way to do business.
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Naval Forces Vol 26 No 6, 2005, pp.92-103 (41)Summary: Interview with Admiral Datuk Ilyas bin Hj Din, Navy Chief, RMN, that describes the current state and future plans of Malaysia's navy. Includes photographs.
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Interview with Admiral Datuk Ilyas bin Hj Din, Navy Chief, RMN, that describes the current state and future plans of Malaysia's navy. Includes photographs.
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