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Modernised dragon: China aims fro a leaner, rapid-reaction People's Liberation Army

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BRYANT Michael

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TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

In: Jane's International Defense Review Vol 39, Feb 2006, pp.32-35Summary: China is continuing with the process of transforming its ground forces by downsizing numbers and increasing manoeuverability.

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China is continuing with the process of transforming its ground forces by downsizing numbers and increasing manoeuverability.

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