Nationalist China to reorganize its 600000 man army
Nationalist China plans a major military reorganization to slim and modernize its 600000 strong armed forces for greater mobility. The program, led by Chiang Ching kuo, aims to substitute quality for quantity and relies on US aid, Bell Huey helicopters, F-5 fighters, and hundreds of tanks.
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Soviets Reject U.S. Claim On Military Use Of Ocean
Geneva AP report quotes Alexei A. Rashchin, Soviet delegate, denying there are no conventional seabed weapons risks. Soviet draft seeks complete seabed demilitarization, while U.S. draft limits ban to nuclear arms. He warns of possible conventional seabed weapons and arms race, rejects defining defenses like submarine tracking stations, and objects to a three-mile limit.
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