The Wings of the Dragon: PLA Air Force Rapid Conventional Force Projection: Beyond Taiwan?
by
Jon T Thomas
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Format
Paperback
Pages
86
Language
English
Published
Nov 21, 2012
Publisher
Biblioscholar
ISBN-10
1288332106
ISBN-13
9781288332106
Description
In "The Wings of the Dragon," Jon T. Thomas delves into the complexities of the People’s Liberation Army Air Force and its evolving approach to rapid conventional force projection. This exploration is set against the backdrop of the geopolitical tensions surrounding Taiwan, examining the implications of China's military advancements on regional stability and international relations.
Thomas meticulously analyzes the strategies and capabilities employed by the PLA Air Force, highlighting the technological innovations and tactical evolutions shaping its operations. By scrutinizing the intricate layers of air power in the Asian-Pacific theater, the author provides insights into how these developments not only influence China’s military posture but also alter the calculus of potential adversaries.
Through detailed case studies and thoughtful commentary, the work invites readers to contemplate the broader ramifications of a more assertive PLA Air Force. It challenges military analysts and policymakers to reconsider their assumptions regarding air superiority, deterrence, and the potential for conflict in a rapidly changing world.
Thomas meticulously analyzes the strategies and capabilities employed by the PLA Air Force, highlighting the technological innovations and tactical evolutions shaping its operations. By scrutinizing the intricate layers of air power in the Asian-Pacific theater, the author provides insights into how these developments not only influence China’s military posture but also alter the calculus of potential adversaries.
Through detailed case studies and thoughtful commentary, the work invites readers to contemplate the broader ramifications of a more assertive PLA Air Force. It challenges military analysts and policymakers to reconsider their assumptions regarding air superiority, deterrence, and the potential for conflict in a rapidly changing world.
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