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Sharper claws in the littoral: wildcat waits on its surface attack armoury / Hughes, Robin

Hughes, Robin	Journal Article
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Publication	2014.
Summary/Abstract	In May 1982 the UK Royal Navy (RN) rushed the then brand new sea Shua anti ship missile into service in the South Atlantic. Equipping the similarly new Lynx HAS.2 small ships' helicopter, Sea Shua has been developed by British Aerospace Dynamics to give the Lynx a powerful punch against the missile-armed fast attack craft and corvettes, then proliferating in Soviet and Warsaw pact navies.

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Naval Strategy ; Warsaw Pact ; Naval Warfare ; Warfare - History ; Weapons of Mass Destruction - WMD ; Royal Navy - RN ;
Littoral and Combat Vehicle - LCV ; Littoral and Combat Vessels - LCV ; Lynx HAS.2 - Anti Ship Missile ; British Royal Navy - RN ; Littoral and Combat Ship - LCS ; Soviet Pact ;
Lynx HAS.2 ; Anti Ship Missile - Sea Shua ; Surface Combatant Maritime Rotorcraft - SCMR ; Surface Attack Armoury - SAA

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ID: 131722

Singapore unleashed its autonomous underwater platform for MCM / Rahmat, Ridzwan

Rahmat, Ridzwan	Journal Article
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2014.

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Singapore national defence research and development organization DSO national laboratories has developed substantial experience of unmanned underwater vehicles since the first entered in the field in early 2000 and has recently rolled out a new suite of capabilities for its Meredith family of vehicles. Its initial objective was to developed a robotic vehicle to perform mundane and perilous underwater missions, such as mine countermeasures (MCM) operations.

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Naval Strategy ; Singapore ; Naval Operations ; Underwater Vehicles ; Combat Vehicles ; Unmanned System ;
Robotic Vehicle ; Unmanned Technology ; Littoral and Combat Vehicle - LCV ; Unmanned Underwater Vehicles - UUV ; Submarine Security ; Underwater Missions ;
Mine Countermeasures - MCM ; Mine Countermeasures Operations ; Unleashed Technology

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ID: 131720

Virginia-class SSN: the nuclear hunter in the littorals / Wong, Kelvin

Wong, Kelvin	Journal Article
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Publication	2014.
Summary/Abstract	USS North Carolina (SSN 777), the US navy's (USN's) fourth Virginia class nuclear attack submarine (SSN), docked at Singapore's Changi Naval base for crew rest and resupply in late April 2014 after four months at sea. While on its second western pacific deployments it conducted a range of mission including an anti-submarine warfare (ASW) training exercise with the latest P-8A Poseidon.

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Maritime Strategy ; Maritime Defence ; Warship ; LCS ; Naval Security ; Military Deployment ;
Anti-Submarine Warfare - ASW ; Nuclear Attack Submarine - NAS ; Western Pacific Deployments ; Littoral and Combat Vehicle - LCV ; Nuclear Warship ; USS North Carolina - SSN 777 ;
US Navy - USN's ; Singapore - Changi Naval Base ; Training Exercise ; P-8A Poseidon

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