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xvii Contents Papers in Australian Maritime Affairs Foreword Editor’s Note Contributors Abbreviations v vii ix xi xxi OPENING PAPER HMS Suva, Captain W.H.D. Boyle and the Red Sea Patrol 1916-18: The Strategic Effects of an Auxiliary Cruiser upon the Arab Revolt 3 Dr Gregory P. Gilbert FULBRIGHT SYMPOSIUM 2006 Introduction 25 The Threat of Maritime Terrorism in South East Asia: What Are We Dealing With? 27 Dr Sam Bateman Australia’s Naval Contribution to Regional Maritime Security Cooperation 43 Mr Andrew Forbes New Threats, New Approaches: Australia’s Maritime Security Cooperation in South East Asia 61 Dr Christopher Chung SYNNOT LECTURES Introduction 75 The American Sound Surveillance System: Using the Ocean to Hunt Soviet Submarines, 1950-61 77 Dr Gary Weir From Surveillance to Global Warming: John Steinberg and Ocean Acoustics 91 Dr Gary Weir
xviii AUSTRALIAN MARITIME ISSUES 2007: SPC-A ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN THE WAR AGAINST TERROR IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION International Cooperation in the War Against Terror in the Asia-Pacific Region with a Special Emphasis on the Malacca Strait 101 American, Japanese and Australian Counter-terrorism Assistance to ASEAN 103 Ambassador Marie T. Huhtala (Rtd) Australia’s Contribution to the Fight Against Terrorism in South East Asia 111 Mr Andrew Forbes Cooperation with United States–Japan–Australia in the Fight Against Terrorism: A Singaporean Perspective 127 Dr Andrew Tian Huet Tan A Malaysian Perspective on International Maritime Counter-terrorist Cooperation in South East Asia 141 First Admiral Dr H.J. Sutarji bin Kasmin, RMN (Rtd) SEMAPHORES Australia’s Navy – 106 Years Young 157 Dr David Stevens Search and Rescue: A Miracle in the South 161 Mr Brett Mitchell Naming of RAN Ships 167 Mr John Perryman Whales and Active Sonar – Challenges and Opportunities 171 Commander Steve Cole, RANR Australian Sailors at Zeebrugge, 1918 177 Commander Greg Swinden, RAN and Mr John Perryman Compulsory Pilotage in the Torres Strait 183 Dr Sam Bateman HMAS Quiberon, 1942 – Sea Control and Logistics 189 Dr David Stevens
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