Proceedings Magazine - March 2013 Vol. 139/3/1,321

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India's Expeditionary Journey
Issue: Proceedings Magazine - March 2013 Vol. 139/3/1,321
The Indian approach to maritime expeditionary operations has been shaped by a number of conflicting pressures in strategy, finance, and organization.

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