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Rising STOM : China expands amphibious capabilities / Nick Brown and Christopher F Foss.

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BROWN Nick

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FOSS Christopher F

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CHINA -- AMPHIBIOUS FORCES

In: Jane's International Defence Review Vol 46, Novermber 2013, pp.42-47 (120)Summary: Review of recent and ongoing developments in China's amphibious forces, noting development of both military specific and dual-role vessels, an example of the latter being a 36,000 tonne ferry which can also serve as troop, vehicle, and stores transporter as well as an accommodation block.

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Review of recent and ongoing developments in China's amphibious forces, noting development of both military specific and dual-role vessels, an example of the latter being a 36,000 tonne ferry which can also serve as troop, vehicle, and stores transporter as well as an accommodation block.

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