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Tags: RUSI Journal, History, IntelligenceIs maritime power ready for our uncertain strategic future?
Tags: RUSI Journal, Maritime Forces, TechnologyA logical and coherent strategic vision of the Royal Navy’s role, set within the context of the shrinking global village.
Tags: RUSI Journal, Global Security Issues, History, Maritime Forces
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