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    CNN gets rare look at Chinese militarization of SCS

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    August 12, 2018
    Author
    Katigbak, Jose
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    PS20180812_3
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    A US Navy reconnaissance plane flying over the Spratly island chain in the South China Sea where Beijing has turned low-lying coral reefs into military garrisons got warned six times by the Chinese military to leave “Chinese territory.” A CNN team aboard the US Navy P-8A plane said it got a rare look on Friday at the Chinese government’s rapidly expanding militarization of the South China Sea as the aircraft flew 16,500 feet past four key artificial islands – Zamora (Subi), Kagitingan (Fiery Cross) Reef, Mabini (Johnson) Reef and Panganiban (Mischief) Reef – in the Spratly chain. CNN said it saw five-story buildings, large radar installations, power plants and runways sturdy enough to carry large military aircraft on the islands.
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    Katigbak, J. (2018, August 12). CNN gets rare look at Chinese militarization of SCS. The Philippine Star, p. 3.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/5040
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    Corporate Names
    US Navy
    Personal Names
    Callen, Lauren
    Geographic Names
    South China Sea Spratly Islands Philippines Vietnam Taiwan Indonesia Malaysia Brunei China
    Subject
    military operations coral reefs artificial islands international law territorial waters disputes
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