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Home›News›Commander Seeks Better Communication Between U.S. and Chinese Naval Ships in Pacific
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February 21, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Commander Seeks Better Communication Between U.S. and Chinese Naval Ships in Pacific

A senior U.S. Navy commander says he’d like to see better communications between U.S. and Chinese naval ships in the Pacific… (guardian) [mappress] Source: guardian, February 21, 2011;

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A senior U.S. Navy commander says he’d like to see better communications between U.S. and Chinese naval ships in the Pacific…

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[mappress] Source: guardian, February 21, 2011;

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