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"Iranian Mines in the Strait of Hormuz not 'Showstoppers'"  — Scott Truver — U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings — June 01, 2012

Iran threatens to mine the Strait of Hormuz, petroleum markets react, world economies take notice, and more U.S. and allied naval forces are sent to the region, upping the ante for Tehran and the U.S. Navy.

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Iran
"Now Hear This: The U.S. Senate Should Ratify UNCLOS"  — Commander Bradley May — U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings — June 01, 2012

The author argues that it is time for the U.S. to ratify UNCLOS, "The time has come for the United States to have a seat at the table. The time has come for the United States to fully assert its role as a global leader and accede to this important treaty.”

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"Cable Vision"  — Burnett, Douglas R — U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings — August 01, 2011

The author argues that "[i]t’s time to pay attention to security for undersea cables—crucial to global communications and commerce, and vital to our national interests."

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Underseas Cables
"Creeping Jurisdiction Must Stop"  — Caitlyn L. Antrim and Captain George Galdorisi, U.S. Navy (Retired) — U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings — April 01, 2011

The authors argue that "China is playing fast and loose in claiming rights to territory on and beneath the South China Sea. The United States could help the situation by joining the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea."

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China, China
"Treaty at a Crossroads"  — Galdorisi, George — U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings — July 01, 2007

Sea Service leaders want it. It has been supported by every President since—and including—Ronald Reagan. When will the Law of the Sea treaty be ratified?

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