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Rapid Fire, August 3, 2012: Chinese Planes and Ships

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* Given the high number of Chinese military aircraft that have not been produced several years after first exhibiting models, Richard Fisher, Jr. from the International Assessment and Strategy Center thinks [PDF] the vaporware label is often – though not always – justified. * China’s naval modernization [updated CRS report, PDF] seems to be more […]

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