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China

China's View on Space

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
November 3, 2009
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China general sees military space race, Financial Times
“China’s air force chief has called military competition in space “inevitable”, a departure from Beijing’s past insistence that it is not pursuing space programmes for military purposes.”
China’s PLA eyes future in space, air: air force commander, Xinhua
“Calling militarization in the space and in air “a threat to the mankind,” Xu said China must develop a strong force in the two arenas in order to face challenges of that threat. “Only power could protect peace,” the 59-year-old air force commander said in an interview with Xinhua, 10 days ahead of 60th anniversary of the founding of the PLA air force. Superiority in space and in air would mean, to a certain extent, superiority over the land and the oceans, Xu said.”

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