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What are the most important components to China's military strength?
Army: 8,200 Tanks
Navy: Aircraft Carriers 1, Destroyers 21, submarines 68
Airforce: Helicopters 491, Aircraft 1,900,
Personnel: 2,255,000 personnel, 800,000 reservist
What strength components are significant?
Navy: Aircraft Carriers 1, Destroyers 21, submarines 68
Airforce: Helicopters 491, Aircraft 1,900,
Personnel: 2,255,000 personnel, 800,000 reservist
What strength components are significant?
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http://clubwah.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/chinese_military0305.jpg
Undoubtedly, the most important Chinese military component is their military personnel, around 2.300.000 million, which makes it the largest Army in the world.
On top of that, approximately 1 million reservists and some 15 million militia back them up. With a population of over 1.2 billion people, China also has a potential manpower base of another 200 million males fit for military service available at any time.
Other significant strength component is the nuclear power; it has enough megatonnage and missiles to hit the US, Europe, Russia and neighboring Asia. It is capable of threatening west coast cities like Los Angeles.
Undoubtedly, the most important Chinese military component is their military personnel, around 2.300.000 million, which makes it the largest Army in the world.
On top of that, approximately 1 million reservists and some 15 million militia back them up. With a population of over 1.2 billion people, China also has a potential manpower base of another 200 million males fit for military service available at any time.
Other significant strength component is the nuclear power; it has enough megatonnage and missiles to hit the US, Europe, Russia and neighboring Asia. It is capable of threatening west coast cities like Los Angeles.
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RAND corp look at Taiwan in a simulated war with China.
http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2009/08/think-tank-china-beats-us-in-simulated-taiwan-air-war/
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An amphibious assault across the 200-mile-wide Taiwan Strait would represent “by far the most challenging military operation ever undertaken” by the Chinese. Concluding, the assault would almost certainly not” suffice.
http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2009/08/think-tank-china-beats-us-in-simulated-taiwan-air-war/
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An amphibious assault across the 200-mile-wide Taiwan Strait would represent “by far the most challenging military operation ever undertaken” by the Chinese. Concluding, the assault would almost certainly not” suffice.
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