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Enter the dragon: China's naval export drive picks up speed/ Alex Pape and Richard Scott

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In: Jane's Navy International Vol 118, Issue 10, December 2013, pp.26-30 (124) Summary: Already well placed in traditional markets in Asia and Africa, China's warship builders are striving to access new frontiers.

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Already well placed in traditional markets in Asia and Africa, China's warship builders are striving to access new frontiers.

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