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China's naval capability: a view from the US/ Andrew Erickson

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ERICKSON Andrew

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In: Jane's Navy International Vol 119, Issue 10, Dec 2014, pp.14-15 (124) Summary: As China's global maritime influence grows, its navy is crossing paths with the US Navy in more regions. This article considers the US debate over its naval relations with China.

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As China's global maritime influence grows, its navy is crossing paths with the US Navy in more regions. This article considers the US debate over its naval relations with China.

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