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Catching controversy : China's maritime militia/ James Clad

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CHINA -- MARITIME MILITIA

In: IHS Jane's Defence Weekly: Vol.53 Issue. 51, 21 December 2016, p.24 (122)Summary: China expands its maritime reach using the world's largest fishing fleet as a surrogate. The operational range and size of the militia's vessels add new weight to China's territorial assertiveness in the South China Sea, where Beijing's islet reclamation and installation of dual-use military capable radars and airstrips continue space.

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China expands its maritime reach using the world's largest fishing fleet as a surrogate. The operational range and size of the militia's vessels add new weight to China's territorial assertiveness in the South China Sea, where Beijing's islet reclamation and installation of dual-use military capable radars and airstrips continue space.

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