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NAVAL AMBITIONS (5) answer(s).
 
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Brazil inches closer towards naval ambitions / Barreira, Victor   Journal Article
Barreira, Victor Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Key Words Navy  Brazil  Naval Ambitions 
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ID:   137981


Brazil’s naval ambitions at a glance / Annati, Massimo   Article
Annati, Massimo Article
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Key Words Brazil  MLRS  Naval Ambitions  Brazilian Navy  Maritime Modernisation 
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ID:   174776


China’s rising naval ambitions in the Indian Ocean: aligning ends, ways and means / Lim, Yves-Heng   Journal Article
Lim, Yves-Heng Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract China’s naval footprint in the Indian Ocean has expanded considerably over the last decade. This growing presence has led to significant debates about China’s goals and capabilities in the region. This article argues that China’s trajectory over the last ten years reflects an alignment of ends, ways and means in the Indian Ocean. The main driver behind China’s ambitions in the region is the need for Beijing to secure pivotal maritime lines of communications that carry a large share of Chinese oil imports and a sizable part of Chinese exports. Fulfilling this mission has required a significant adjustment of China’s naval strategy, and the addition of ‘open seas protection’ to the core missions of the PLA Navy. This strategy has, in turn, been supported by the development of a navy with increased sea control capabilities and overseas basing plans that have started to materialize in Djibouti.
Key Words Indian Ocean  Naval Strategy  China  PLA Navy  Naval Ambitions  Chinese Oil Imports 
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ID:   174310


Deciphering China’s ‘World-class’ Naval Ambitions / Martinson, Ryan D   Journal Article
Martinson, Ryan D Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The scale and speed of China’s naval construction bear only one conclusion: Beijing is seeking to erode U.S. naval supremacy. This judgment requires no specialized knowledge of China or access to top secret intelligence. One need only look at the platforms the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) is building and the pace at which it is building them.
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ID:   128597


Indian naval ambitions: a view from down among the weeds / Pluntree, Roger   Journal Article
Pluntree, Roger Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract Following some articles in recent editions about the striking development of the Indian Navy, the author, in a slightly technical article, share some of the RN's hard won experience in the management of logistic provision
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