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China’s Out of Area Naval Operations: Case Studies, Trajectories, Obstacles, and Potential Solutions

December 13, 2010

China Strategic Perspective

Accession Number : ADA535138

Title :   China’s Out of Area Naval Operations: Case Studies, Trajectories, Obstacles, and Potential Solutions

Corporate Author : NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIV WASHINGTON DC INST FOR NATIONAL STRATEGIC STUDIES

Personal Author(s) : Yung, Christopher D. ; Rustici, Ross ; Kardon, Isaac ; Wiseman, Joshua

 

 

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Report Date : DEC 2010

Pagination or Media Count : 77

Abstract : This study seeks to understand the future direction of the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) with regard to out of area deployments and power projection. The assessment is based on the history of past PLAN out of area deployments and an analysis of out of area operations of other military forces. Both short- and long-term lenses are employed to understand the scope and direction of China’s defense planning and strategic decisions.

Descriptors :   *DEFENSE PLANNING, *MILITARY FORCES(FOREIGN), *NAVAL OPERATIONS, *CHINA, POWER, CASE STUDIES, MILITARY STRATEGY, DEPLOYMENT, HISTORY

Subject Categories : MILITARY FORCES AND ORGANIZATIONS

Distribution Statement : APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE

Filed Under: Publications

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