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Sea sentinels: Chinese unmanned maritime systems gain traction/ Kelvin Wong

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WONG Kelvin

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In: Jane's International Defence Review Vol.51, February 2018, pp.44-49 (120)Summary: Although Chinese unmanned aerial vehicles have attracted significant interest in recent years, the country is also advancing the development of its unmanned maritime systems in the surface and underwater domains. This article investigates some of the latest efforts under way.

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Although Chinese unmanned aerial vehicles have attracted significant interest in recent years, the country is also advancing the development of its unmanned maritime systems in the surface and underwater domains. This article investigates some of the latest efforts under way.

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