Hi,
This just came out:
RAND | Monographs | A Question of Balance: Political Context and Military Aspects of the China-Taiwan Dispute
A lot of interesting claims in there, I would be interested in hearing people's opinion.
I was surprised that this analysis seems to suggest that China can relatively easy get air superiority. I would have thought that the higher quality and sophistication of the Western military equipment would make more of a difference.
So what do people think?
Edit: While waiting for the PDF to download you can also look at Trimble's comments on his blog:
RAND study: Now China wins Taiwan Straits air war - The DEW Line
Vivendi
This just came out:
RAND | Monographs | A Question of Balance: Political Context and Military Aspects of the China-Taiwan Dispute
A lot of interesting claims in there, I would be interested in hearing people's opinion.
I was surprised that this analysis seems to suggest that China can relatively easy get air superiority. I would have thought that the higher quality and sophistication of the Western military equipment would make more of a difference.
So what do people think?
Edit: While waiting for the PDF to download you can also look at Trimble's comments on his blog:
RAND study: Now China wins Taiwan Straits air war - The DEW Line
Vivendi
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