Australian Maritime Issues 2007 - Royal Australian Navy
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Australia’s Contribution to the Fight Against Terrorism in South East Asia<br />
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Drawn from the author’s paper to the third Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia<br />
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Region, held in Singapore 2-3 December 2005, subsequently published as ‘The Western<br />
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International <strong>Maritime</strong> Organization, SOLAS – Consolidated Edition, 2004, London, 2004.<br />
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