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Jinfa Cai,John C. Moyer,Ning Wang,Bikai NieChapter eight contains the conclusion to this project, a conclusion that stresses the growth of Australian naval independence alongside the increased independence of Australia as a nation in the post-war period.

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Kathryn Edin Ph.D.,Laura Tach Ph.D.hdrawal from east of Suez, and the loss of Singapore as a main operating base. The attenuation of British naval power reduced the influence able to be asserted by the Admiralty ‘East of Suez’, however, a level of British naval willingness, to continue to be an influence in the Indian Ocean and Pacif

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Survey of the State of the Art,s such as the Korean War, the Malayan Emergency and confrontation with Indonesia. Assessment of the assistance given to Britain by the RAN during British testing of atomic devices in operations off the west coast of Australia in the 1950s is made at this point. Naval forces of both nations trained a

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Jinfa Cai,John C. Moyer,Ning Wang,Bikai Nien the implementation of the Australian Naval Air Arm; the creation of the latter was unthinkable without the former. Loans of vessels from one service to another took place, with most of these being from the Royal Navy to the RAN. Although Australia reached agreement with the USA on standardisation

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