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Signal Boost - China integrates long-range surveillance capabilities/ Andrew Tate

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TATE Andrew

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CHINA -- MARITIME

In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol.29, Issue 12, December 2017, p.6 (123)Summary: As China seeks to expand its control over its maritime approaches and to operate further afield, it has developed its space-and ground-based long-range surveillance capabilities. This article looks at these assets and considers their current capabilities, as well as potential future developments.

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As China seeks to expand its control over its maritime approaches and to operate further afield, it has developed its space-and ground-based long-range surveillance capabilities. This article looks at these assets and considers their current capabilities, as well as potential future developments.

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