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Missiles on parade: Taiwan displays more than its weapons

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol.19 No.12 December 2007, pp.53-55Summary: On 10 October 2007, Taiwan conducted its first National day for 16 years. This has exposed gaps in Taiwan's capabilities should a confrontation with China arise. This article examines the weapons and defence systems on show, and looks at the implications for cross-strait conflict.

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On 10 October 2007, Taiwan conducted its first National day for 16 years. This has exposed gaps in Taiwan's capabilities should a confrontation with China arise. This article examines the weapons and defence systems on show, and looks at the implications for cross-strait conflict.

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