Future naval forces-littoral to expeditionary in Copenhagen, April 8-9, 2003

Article Abstract:

The Oslo based Scandic Event forum had invited the naval community to attend the conference in order to tackle the predominant issues of naval operations in the littorals and in expeditionary tasks. At the conference, Per Silmie chairman of the forum stated that the primary role of western navies has changed from territorial defense operations in their own regional littorals to global, international operations.

Strategy & planning, Norway, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Navies, Norway. Royal Navy, Naval art and science, Naval warfare, Oslo, Norway, Aims and objectives

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Towards a "balanced Navy"

Article Abstract:

The Royal Malaysian Navy has weathered economic crisis to return to its expansion plans in order to become a full international peacekeeping partner.

Public affairs, Malaysia, National Security, Naval Operating Forces, Editorial, Planning, Cover Story, Military policy, Naval strategy, Malaysia. Navy

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