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302 AUSTRALIAN MARITIME ISSUES 2006: SPC-A ANNUAL
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V. Sakhuja, ‘Contemporary piracy, terrorism and disorder at sea: challenges for sea-lane
security in the Indian Ocean’, Maritime Studies, November-December 2002, p. 7.
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Klamper, ‘River War’.
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Klamper, ‘River War’.
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T. Campbell and R. Gunaratna, ‘Maritime terrorism, piracy and crime’ in R. Gunaratna (ed),
Terrorism in the Asia-Pacific: Threat and Response, Times Media Private Limited, Singapore,
2003, p. 79.
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Y. Ya’ari, ‘Fighting terrorism…from the sea’, Proceedings, August 2003, p. 64.
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Williams, ‘Terrorism’, p. 86.
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Campbell and Gunaratna, ‘Maritime terrorism, piracy and crime’, p. 80.
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Mini-Typhoon, effectively a .50 calibre gun with a sophisticated tracking system, is now fitted
to all Australian ships deploying to the Persian Gulf and is designed to counter attacks by
small, fast moving craft.
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RAN, Australian Maritime Doctrine, p. 50.
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RAN, Australian Maritime Doctrine, p. 50.
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RAN, Australian Maritime Doctrine, p. 50.
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Mills, ‘Terror threats at water’s edge’.
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M. Murphy, ‘Maritime threat: tactics and technology of the Sea Tigers’, Jane’s Intelligence
Review, June 2006, p. 8. The Sea Tigers, the maritime arm of the Tamil Tigers have several
naval bases including radar stations.
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G. Butler, ‘Noble Eagle is not your average operation’, Proceedings, August 2003, p. 51.
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Friedman, ‘Sea power and navies: an American view’, p. 40.
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Friedman, ‘Sea power and navies: an American view’, p. 40.
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Williams, ‘Terrorism’, p. 86.
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G. Luft and A. Korin, ‘Terrorism goes to sea’, Foreign Affairs, November/December 2004,
, p. 2.
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S. Bateman, ‘Costs and benefits of increased maritime security’, Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter,
April 2005, p. 17.
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Murphy, ‘Maritime threat: tactics and technology of the Sea Tigers’, pp. 7-8.
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J. Nathman and C. Harris, ‘Shaping the future’, Proceedings, January 2006, p. 20.
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RAN, Australian Maritime Doctrine, p. 51.
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Campbell and Gunaratna, ‘Maritime terrorism, piracy and crime’, p. 70. This paper quotes from
a terrorist manual detailing the small amounts of explosives required to disable a ship.
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Campbell and Gunaratna, ‘Maritime terrorism, piracy and crime’, p. 75.
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Steele, ‘The asymmetric threat: listening to the debate’.
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This equipment produces fresh water from salt water by reversing the process of ions diffusing
through a membrane.
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RAN, Australian Maritime Doctrine, p. 49.