United Sates unsure of Chinese military's modernization aims
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Arms Control Today Vol 35 No 7, September 2005, pp.29-30 (5)Summary: The 2005 annual Pentagon assessment of China's military capabilities underlines how difficult it is to make judgements, especailly about China's long term strategy and policy goals. Acquisitons continue but difficulties remain in integrating the various elements.
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The 2005 annual Pentagon assessment of China's military capabilities underlines how difficult it is to make judgements, especailly about China's long term strategy and policy goals. Acquisitons continue but difficulties remain in integrating the various elements.
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