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China's "guam express" and 'carrier killers" : the anti-ship asymmetric challenge to the U S in the Western Pacific/ James Samuel Johnson

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JOHNSON James Samuel

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CHINA -- ANTI SHIP MISSILES

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In: Comparative Strategy: Vol.36, No.4, 2017, pp.319-332 (113)Summary: The article argues that the development and diffusion of asymmetric precision strike weapons have in important ways intensified U S- China security dilemma dynamics

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The article argues that the development and diffusion of asymmetric precision strike weapons have in important ways intensified U S- China security dilemma dynamics

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