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Bridging the gaps: China works to boost combat engineer capabilities/ Christopher F Foss

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In: Jane's International Defence Review Vol.51, February 2018, pp.36-41 (120)Summary: China's People's Liberation Army has taken into service significant quantities of new armoured fighting vehicles, artillery systems, and logistics support equipment. However, while some new engineering equipment has been fielded, there are gaps in China's combat engineering capability. This article surveys the current offerings.

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China's People's Liberation Army has taken into service significant quantities of new armoured fighting vehicles, artillery systems, and logistics support equipment. However, while some new engineering equipment has been fielded, there are gaps in China's combat engineering capability. This article surveys the current offerings.

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