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Space invaders: China's space warfare capabilities/ Richard D Fisher Jr and Sean O'Connor

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CHINA -- WARFARE

In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 26 Issue 8, August 2014, pp.48-53 (123) Summary: As China invests in its space warfare programme, its ability to target incoming ballistic missiles or enemy satellites becomes ever more potent. This article examines the programme and its growing capabilities.

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As China invests in its space warfare programme, its ability to target incoming ballistic missiles or enemy satellites becomes ever more potent. This article examines the programme and its growing capabilities.

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