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- p. 5 …Hence, the Scientific Intelligence
Committee has undertaken this study to provide the intelligence com-
munity with…
- p. 10 …China will continue to lag far behind the more
advanced nations of the world in the…
- p. 12 …from the present
through 1970, China will remain far behind the
world’s more advanced nations…
- p. 13 …Much good work in analytical chemistry
is conducted by the Chinese, particularly on the
methods of…
- p. 14 …The most im-
portant advancement in agricultural research has
been in crop breeding. New native strains…
- p. 17 …with advances in products,
equipment, and production techniques. In more
complex fields—for example, the priority…
- p. 18 …In a
few fields, especially those related to the advanced
weapons program, a high priority in…
- p. 19 …China is now taking steps to establish rela-
tions with advanced countries of the non-Commu…
- p. 20 …levels in the common disciplines of science
and to concentrate on advancement in the follow-
ing…
- p. 24 …Research and de-
velopment have continued to expand since 1960,
especially in the expensive advanced weapons…
- p. 28 …the last 10 years. Other new leaders
will come from more formal programs for advanced
training…
- p. 29 …Sophisti-
cated apparatus of the kind expected to be used
in the research laboratories of advanced…
- p. 32 …techniques and methods,
and deficiencies in the amounts of advanced mate-
rials, equipment, and facilities. Nevertheless…
- p. 33 …The most advanced high-speed digital com-
puter in China, the 16-K, is somewhat inferior…
- p. 41 …capabilities lower
than in advanced countries. Minimum operational
requirements of the armed forces, industry, and
agriculture…
- p. 42 …By
1970, China will be only slightly nearer the level of
advanced countries in meteorology.
148…
- p. 45 …the situation during the period of this
estimate, but by 1973-75 they should advance the…
- p. 46 …Considerable advances
have been made by the Chinese in the field of
antibiotic research, but they…
- p. 53 …This research, how-
ever, has not yet reached the advanced scientific
stage of that in many…
- p. 62 _.-¢a_.-
resistant materials imposed by advanced military
and civilian requirements, the Chinese increased
substantially the electric…
- p. 66 …oriented toward the development of advanced
weaponry and toward the production of advanced
weapons on a…
- p. 67 …The Chinese now are de-
pendent on foreign sources for some advanced
equipment and for designs…
- p. 68 …However, advanced tech-
nology is not needed to get most of the jobs done.
The Chinese…
- p. 78 …of the
Shanghai-class, which do not represent any radical
advances in design. The Shanghai-class…
- p. 86 …These equipments, how-
ever, probably will not be as sophisticated as those
of the more advanced…
- p. 87 …coMMUmcA'r1oNs—China places heavy reli-
ance on imports from the more advanced countries
for its…
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5. Antisubmarine Warfare
302. Research and development in lantisubmaririe
warfare (ASW) and naval weapons, if they exist at
all, appear to be token efforts. The Chinese Navy
cannot expect any large-scale improvements in its
ASW weapons systems until such time as the coun-
try receives massive aid from an outside source.
303. Little evidence exists to show China’s cur-
rent activity in the design, development, or pro-
duction of sonar equipment for naval use. For
the most part, the Chinese probably have relied on
Soviet sonars, such as the Tamir, Feniks, and Plu-
toniy, which are believed to have been installed
aboard Chinese naval ships during the 1955 to 1960
(period of Sino-Soviet collaboration.
At that time, the Chinese were not attempting to
perform original research but were trying to modify
the Soviet
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China is producing
fishfinders and has produced a fathometer that is
comparable to the Soviet NEL-4 fathometer. It
may also have developed an omnidirectional sono-
buoy.
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