The Western Mediterranean: Its Political, Economic, and Strategic ImportancePraeger, 1974 - 256페이지 |
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... bases for its own purposes . This does certainly not mean that it has given up its search for available naval and air bases in the Western Mediterranean ( witness its hardly veiled recent interest in Malta's bases ) . The search may ...
... bases for its own purposes . This does certainly not mean that it has given up its search for available naval and air bases in the Western Mediterranean ( witness its hardly veiled recent interest in Malta's bases ) . The search may ...
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... bases in Morocco and Libya , and the advent of the Soviet Navy in the Mediterranean . The renewal of the base ... bases but rather reflects the distaste of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for the tendency of the Executive to ...
... bases in Morocco and Libya , and the advent of the Soviet Navy in the Mediterranean . The renewal of the base ... bases but rather reflects the distaste of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for the tendency of the Executive to ...
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... bases for tactical air forces relatively remote from Warsaw Pact short- and medium - range missiles . Since the bases were laid down , the course of events has made them more rather than less important ; these events include the return ...
... bases for tactical air forces relatively remote from Warsaw Pact short- and medium - range missiles . Since the bases were laid down , the course of events has made them more rather than less important ; these events include the return ...
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