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Abbreviations; About the Editors; List of Figures; List of Tables; Chapter 1 Submarines and Their Acquisition: A General Introduction ; Abstract ; The Question: Why?; The Question: How?; The Question: With What Consequences?; Chapter 2 Submarine Acquisition in Southeast Asia: The Dangers ; Abstract ; Introduction; Operational Dangers; Maintenance and Support Risks; Strategic Dangers; Longer-term Dangers; Reducing the Risks; Chapter 3 Submarine Acquisition in Australia ; Abstract ; Australia's Submarine Capability: The Requirement
Australia's Challenges in Acquiringand Operating SubmarinesSubmarine Acquisitions in the Indo-Asia-Pacific:The Anti-Submarine Warfare Implications; The Challenges Facing Regional Submarine Forces; The Way Ahead; Chapter 4 Submarine Acquisition in Japan ; Abstract ; The Success of US Navy Submarine Operations; Lessons of IJN's Failed Submarine and ASW Operations in the Second World War; The Postwar Revival of Japan's Submarine Force; The US Alliance: A Strategy of Shield (JSDF) and Spear (US Forces); The Main Mission of JMSDF: SLOCs Protection Supported by ASW Capability
Tailored ASW as a Basic Force Building Concept of the JMSDF1960s and 1970s: A Time of Training; 1970s-1980s: First Real Mission Capable SSKs; 1970s-1990s: Using Technology to Become a Real ASW Force; And After: Fully Matured ASW and Multi-Mission SSKs; AIP or the Lithium-Ion Battery: Potential and Problems; Conclusion; Chapter 5 Submarine Acquisition in Indonesia ; Abstract ; Historical Experience; Geographical Context; Strategic Funnels; Challenges and Implications to Regional Stability; Conclusion; Chapter 6 Submarine Acquisition in Singapore ; Abstract ; Introduction
Why Submarines for the "Little Red Dot"?Enablers and Constraints; Conclusions; Chapter 7 Submarine Acquisition in Malaysia ; Abstract ; Chapter 8 Submarine Acquisition in Vietnam ; Abstract ; Background; Russians Return to Cam Ranh Bay Military Port; Vietnam's Kilo-Class Submarines; Conclusion; Chapter 9 Conclusion ; Abstract ; Why Submarines?; But, What Are the Challenges?; But Problems Persist; .... and with What Consequences?; Appendix
Australia's Challenges in Acquiringand Operating SubmarinesSubmarine Acquisitions in the Indo-Asia-Pacific:The Anti-Submarine Warfare Implications; The Challenges Facing Regional Submarine Forces; The Way Ahead; Chapter 4 Submarine Acquisition in Japan ; Abstract ; The Success of US Navy Submarine Operations; Lessons of IJN's Failed Submarine and ASW Operations in the Second World War; The Postwar Revival of Japan's Submarine Force; The US Alliance: A Strategy of Shield (JSDF) and Spear (US Forces); The Main Mission of JMSDF: SLOCs Protection Supported by ASW Capability
Tailored ASW as a Basic Force Building Concept of the JMSDF1960s and 1970s: A Time of Training; 1970s-1980s: First Real Mission Capable SSKs; 1970s-1990s: Using Technology to Become a Real ASW Force; And After: Fully Matured ASW and Multi-Mission SSKs; AIP or the Lithium-Ion Battery: Potential and Problems; Conclusion; Chapter 5 Submarine Acquisition in Indonesia ; Abstract ; Historical Experience; Geographical Context; Strategic Funnels; Challenges and Implications to Regional Stability; Conclusion; Chapter 6 Submarine Acquisition in Singapore ; Abstract ; Introduction
Why Submarines for the "Little Red Dot"?Enablers and Constraints; Conclusions; Chapter 7 Submarine Acquisition in Malaysia ; Abstract ; Chapter 8 Submarine Acquisition in Vietnam ; Abstract ; Background; Russians Return to Cam Ranh Bay Military Port; Vietnam's Kilo-Class Submarines; Conclusion; Chapter 9 Conclusion ; Abstract ; Why Submarines?; But, What Are the Challenges?; But Problems Persist; .... and with What Consequences?; Appendix