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Undersea dragon: Advancing China's ASW capabilities/ Kelvin Wong

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WONG Kelvin

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In: IHS Jane's International Defence Review September 2017, Vol.50, pp.42-47 (120)Summary: Although the People's Liberation Army Navy has grown significantly in terms of size and strength, its ability to counter undersea threats remained modest until recently. This article tracks how the service's anti-submarine warfare capabilities have expanded from costal defence to blue-water operations.

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Although the People's Liberation Army Navy has grown significantly in terms of size and strength, its ability to counter undersea threats remained modest until recently. This article tracks how the service's anti-submarine warfare capabilities have expanded from costal defence to blue-water operations.

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