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Red star rising: China's expanding submarine capabilties / David Saw

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In: Asian Defence and Diplomacy Vol 15, Jul-Aug 2008, pp.25-29 (130)Summary: China's submarine force has rapidly become a serious factor in regional and global security matters. The latest SSBNs carry nuclear capable missiles with ranges of 8,000 kilometers. This short article considers the technological and operational developments that have made this possible.

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China's submarine force has rapidly become a serious factor in regional and global security matters. The latest SSBNs carry nuclear capable missiles with ranges of 8,000 kilometers. This short article considers the technological and operational developments that have made this possible.

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