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China Wants More Carriers, Unclear How Many, U.S. Official Says

Defense Daily International, 2014

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  • Title:
    China Wants More Carriers, Unclear How Many, U.S. Official Says
  • Author: 17
  • Subjects: Aircraft carriers ; Defense industry ; Equipment and supplies ; Flying-machines ; Forecasts and trends ; Military aspects ; Military sales ; Modernization
  • Is Part Of: Defense Daily International, 2014
  • Description: China continues to pursue the notion of building its own aircraft carriers and could have any number of them over the next decade or so, but it remains unclear just how many Beijing wants, a senior U.S. defense official said June 5. The official, discussing the Pentagon's annual report to Congress on China's military buildup, said even as China experiments on an aircraft carrier it purchased 16 years ago, it is clearly moving toward producing its own, possibly by the 2020s. "How many they are going to end up developing in the future is not clear at this point, but they'll have a number of them," said the official, speaking to reporters under the condition of anonymity. China bought what is now called the Liaoning, or CV-16, from Ukraine in the late 1990s and completed its refurbishment and construction.
  • Publisher: Potomac: Access Intelligence, LLC
  • Language: English
  • Identifier: ISSN: 1529-4269
    ISSN: 1529-4250
    EISSN: 1529-4269
  • Source: ProQuest Central

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