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A Preliminary Investigation of Ship Acquisition Options for Joint Foricle Entry Operations
July 25, 2005, RAND Corporation
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A preliminary investigation of ship acquisition options for joint forcible entry operations
2005, RAND
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"Strategies for U.S. naval power have evolved from a focus on blue-water, war-at-sea operations ("Maritime Strategy" in 1986), through an emphasis on operations in littoral regions (". . . From the Sea" in 1992, and "Forward. . . From the Sea" in 1994), to the broader current strategy embodied in "Sea Power 21," which would integrate naval forces for global joint operations against regional and transnational threats."
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