Maritime Interdiction Operations in Logistically Barren Environments

Maritime Interdiction Operations in Logistically Barren Environments

Includes supplemental material === This report contains analysis that shows that existing technology exists to improve Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO) by approximately 30%. Furthermore, analysis contained herein will aid MIO planning for future operations. Since MIOs are an inherently dangero...

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Main Authors: Alconcel, Raymond, Mason, Labrisha, Sanchez, Omar, Beauchamp, Robert, Marten, Abel, Sandell. Walt, Chen, Hui-Ling, Matson, Mike, Taylor, Virginia, Koehler, Bryan, McCook, Christopher, Turo, Andrew, Ai Lin Tan, Sharon, Leong, Hoe Wai, Koh, Leong Kar, Boernke, Eric Paul, Teo, Hoon Hong, Harari, Lior, Kee, Cheng Hoe, Kah Wei Ho, Danny, Tan, Lu Pin, Ong, Cher Howe, Kumar, Kandasamy Jaya, Soh, Mun Lok, Chua, Choon Seong, Kam, Khim Yee, Hui, Pick Guan, Poh, Choon Wei, Ong, Kim Soo, Neo, Say Beng, Cheong, Choong Wee, Lee, Kok Kiang, Silva, Robert Andrew, Seng, Chor Chow, Kong Pin Foo, Gilbert, Wong, Teck Hwee, Koh, Chuan, Lian, LeFever, Brett Christopher, Chua, Weng Heng, Low, Chun Hong, Lee Tat Lim, Rudy, Kwok, Yew Heng, Ng, Eng Siong, Fuller, Randal Eric, De Souza, Roy, Tham, Kine Seng
Other Authors: Systems Engineering
Published: Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School 2012
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10945/6936

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