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... ships that can be prepositioned with military . equipment at various places around the world . Our flexible forces cannot be neglected much longer . Unless the rate of shipbuilding approaches 20 per year , the number of ships in the ...
... ships that can be prepositioned with military . equipment at various places around the world . Our flexible forces cannot be neglected much longer . Unless the rate of shipbuilding approaches 20 per year , the number of ships in the ...
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... ships in the Navy , the high cost of building and the long leadtime necessary to get new ships , it is understandable that the Navy would be interested in anything the Coast Guard might be building . The 1980s will bring a serious ...
... ships in the Navy , the high cost of building and the long leadtime necessary to get new ships , it is understandable that the Navy would be interested in anything the Coast Guard might be building . The 1980s will bring a serious ...
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... ships was reflected in the move to base the defensive role of the navy on the submarine , land - based aircraft and small ships equipped with missiles.13 If a carrier was not to be built , the effort to prove its worthlessness obviously ...
... ships was reflected in the move to base the defensive role of the navy on the submarine , land - based aircraft and small ships equipped with missiles.13 If a carrier was not to be built , the effort to prove its worthlessness obviously ...
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PRESIDENTS NOTES | 3 |
THE EXTERNAL FUNCTION OF SOVIET ARMED FORCES | 35 |
AN EXAMINATION OF PROFESSIONAL CONCERNS | 46 |
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