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China could devastate US airpower in the Pacific far more easily than the other way around, researchers warn
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US Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Chris Hibben
In a war, China could suppress or destroy critical American airpower in the Indo-Pacific region with far fewer shots than it would take the US and its allies to do the same to Beijing's air forces, a new research report argues.
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