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VOLUME 16/ Issue 4
01-Apr-2008



The Largest Circulated Defence Magazine in Asia-Pacific.

Asian Military Review is an ABC audited publication that is read and discussed by most of the key decision makers and advisors to militaries in Asia-Pacific. Since 1993, it has become widely recognised as an authoritative provider of unbiased and objective information to its Asian readership comprising of military, government, industry and academia.

Editorial content comprises capability analysis, special reports and relevant news coverage, from the region, making Asian Military Review the preferred professional reading of those working in Asian military and defence organisations. AMR's network of experienced defence journalists and military writers, provide content that is designed to provide insights and opinions not commonly found in other defence journals.

AMR provides more than 170,000 military professionals, via over 21,500 copies every month, in the region with information, opinion and facts that allow them to track and understand defence developments worldwide, in terms of the equipment, training, organisation and doctrine issues critical to the creation and sustainment of effective military forces. The magazine is a proven source by which Asian military professionals are kept up to date on issues that affect the militaries'ability to effect national and international defence and security issues.

 
 


ASIAN NAVAL CRUISE MISSILE
In Operation DESERT STORM in January 1991, the first weapon launched by coalition forces was a Block II Tomahawk Land Attack Cruise Missile (TLAM), fired from the United States (US) nuclearpowered attack submarine (SSN) USS Louisville in the Red Sea. In later days of the war, once the Iraqi air defence threat had been degraded sufficiently to allow coalition forces to undertake daylight air sorties, journalists gathered in Baghdad's Al Rashid hotel were stunned to see Tomahawks regularly approaching, pivoting around and racing away from the hotel towards targets downtown.

 
 


GRIPEN FOR THAILAND
The Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) has one of the longest and most colourful histories of any of the air forces in the region. Official histories of the service remind readers that it has been in existence for 92 years, having been founded only ten years after the first successful flight of a manner aircraft and a decade before the US Air Force (USAF) and its predecessor organisations were even created.





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