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PLA now thinking like Cylons
https://www.realclearworld.com/articles/...12705.html

Interesting read on China's new theory of warfare. Systems battles.

"...As a result of extensive examination of these conflicts and others, the PLA now views modern conflict as a confrontation between opposing systems, or what are specifically referred to as opposing operational systems. As I argue in a recently released RAND report, such systems-thinking has had wide ranging implications for how the PLA conceptualizes warfare in the twenty-first century...."
02-10-2018 11:01 AM
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RE: PLA now thinking like Cylons
One reference I think I never followed up on is Like Adding Wings to the Tiger: Chinese Information War Theory and Practice

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