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February 15, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Japan: New Carrier Killer Missile Won’t Stop US Navy

A new “carrier killer” missile that has become a symbol of China’s rising military might will not force the U.S. Navy to change the way it… By Eric Talmadge (yahoo) [mappress] Source: yahoo, February 15, 2011; Image:forum.globaltimes

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A new “carrier killer” missile that has become a symbol of China’s rising military might will not force the U.S. Navy to change the way it…

By Eric Talmadge ( yahoo )

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Source: yahoo, February 15, 2011; Image:forum.globaltimes

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