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(EST Pub Date) Science and Technology in Communist CHINA Through 1970

Central Intelligence Agency · 1965-06-01 · 95 pages · text from the file's own layer

This Central Intelligence Agency release is a Scientific Intelligence Study, TCS No. 4425/65. The Scientific Intelligence Committee prepared it with other intelligence community committees and approved it on 3 June 1965. It assesses Communist China's capabilities in science and technology through 1970, with particular attention to military and industrial programs. The study concludes that China will lag far behind advanced nations. The exceptions are a few priority areas such as nuclear weapons, missiles and air defense. It contains no discussion of UFOs.

  • p. 17 …and Taoanese. _ l By 1970, new Chinese designs of EW/CCI, fire control, ship- board, and…
  • p. 21 …The State Scientific and Technological Com- mission is the government’s top planning, control, and supervisory…
  • p. 23 …2nd Ministry of Machine Building—nuclear energy ELEMENTS OF CONTROL 70. The control of research for…
  • p. 82 …This Corps was given the mission of training and equipping CPLA units for defense against chemical…
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facilities at Soviet nuclear weapons research and
development sites and at weapon production sites
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