Titlebook: Anglo-Australian Naval Relations, 1945–1975; A More Independent S Mark Gjessing Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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Kathryn Edin Ph.D.,Laura Tach Ph.D.e post-war era, faced with limits on manpower, vessels, expenditure and bases of operation. Even so, it was an abiding influence, albeit at a much-reduced level, on the RAN and in the Indian/Pacific Ocean regions.

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Jinfa Cai,John C. Moyer,Ning Wang,Bikai Niemplemented a submarine capability of its own, primarily due to dwindling British resources, British submarines were chosen. The RAN also accepted Admiralty support following the loss of the destroyer HMAS . in 1964.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-92744-2Royal Australian Navy (RAN); Royal Navy (RN); Cold War; Naval history; Domestic and foreign policy; Cultu

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Mark GjessingExplores the relationship between the Royal Australian Navy and the Royal Navy between 1945-1975.Charts the changing cultural ties, operational cooperation, collaboration, and equipment procurement an

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