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Home›India Needs at Least 18 Non-Nuclear Subs in Service to Deal with Pakistan and China

November 14, 2011 · about 14 years ago

India Needs at Least 18 Non-Nuclear Subs in Service to Deal with Pakistan and China

India’s submarine fleet is dying of old age, and new boats are not going to arrive in time as it believes it needs at least 18 non-nuclear subs in service to deal… (thenews) [mappress] Source: thenews, November 14, 2011

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India’s submarine fleet is dying of old age, and new boats are not going to arrive in time as it believes it needs at least 18 non-nuclear subs in service to deal…

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[mappress] Source: thenews, November 14, 2011

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