Proceedings Magazine - April 2007 Vol. 133/4/1,250

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Maritime Domain Awareness: The Key to Security
Issue: Proceedings Magazine - April 2007 Vol. 133/4/1,250

Maritime transportation is a hodgepodge of interconnecting, often disparate policies supported by incompatible systems. We need to address history and politics to develop a...

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