Shaking the Heavens and Splitting the Earth: Chinese Air Force Employment Concepts in the 21st Century

Shaking the Heavens and Splitting the Earth: Chinese Air Force Employment Concepts in the 21st Century

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2011 · Angielski · Miękka okładka
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Opis

China's Air Force has undergone a remarkable transformation in less than a decade, evolving from an outdated military wing into a formidable modern force. This change reflects not only advancements in technology but also a strategic shift in how air power is conceived and utilized on the global stage. The authors explore the intricacies of these developments, investigating the implications of China’s rapidly modernizing air capabilities amidst a backdrop of regional tensions and geopolitical maneuvering.

The book delves into the various concepts of air power employment that are taking shape within the Chinese military doctrine. By analyzing historical patterns, current capabilities, and future trends, the authors provide insights into how China intends to leverage its air force to achieve its national objectives. Features such as operational strategy, command structures, and the integration of sophisticated technology are examined in depth.

Additionally, the narrative sheds light on how the shifting dynamics of air warfare could potentially alter the balance of power in the Asia-Pacific region. The authors argue that understanding China’s air force is crucial for assessing potential conflicts and alliances as well as how nations might adapt their military strategies in response.

Overall, the work serves as a vital resource for policymakers, military analysts, and scholars who seek to comprehend the new landscape of aerial power and its far-reaching implications for global security and military preparedness.

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Format Miękka okładka
Strony 306 stron
Język Angielski
Opublikowany Mar 16, 2011
Wydawca RAND Corporation
ISBN-10 0833049321
ISBN-13 9780833049322
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