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    China: Five Years and Beyond in Space

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    China views space as critical to its economic development, military power, and global standing. It sees control of space as the "high ground" and top priority in modern warfare. The People's Liberation Army integrates space capabilities into its approach across five domains of warfare. Key issues for China include asserting its sovereignty in space, how military and civilian space activities are distinguished, and how international space law can achieve its security goals. China is developing diverse space warfare programs like anti-satellite weapons and pursuing dominance in space to support its national strategic objectives.

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    China: Five Years and Beyond in Space

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    China views space as critical to its economic development, military power, and global standing. It sees control of space as the "high ground" and top priority in modern warfare. The People's Liberation Army integrates space capabilities into its approach across five domains of warfare. Key issues for China include asserting its sovereignty in space, how military and civilian space activities are distinguished, and how international space law can achieve its security goals. China is developing diverse space warfare programs like anti-satellite weapons and pursuing dominance in space to support its national strategic objectives.

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    China views space as critical to its economic development, military power, and global standing. It sees control of space as the "high ground" and top priority in modern warfare. The People's Liberation Army integrates space capabilities into its approach across five domains of warfare. Key issues for China include asserting its sovereignty in space, how military and civilian space activities are distinguished, and how international space law can achieve its security goals. China is developing diverse space warfare programs like anti-satellite weapons and pursuing dominance in space to support its national strategic objectives.

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    China: Five Years and Beyond in Space

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    China views space as critical to its economic development, military power, and global standing. It sees control of space as the "high ground" and top priority in modern warfare. The People's Liberation Army integrates space capabilities into its approach across five domains of warfare. Key issues for China include asserting its sovereignty in space, how military and civilian space activities are distinguished, and how international space law can achieve its security goals. China is developing diverse space warfare programs like anti-satellite weapons and pursuing dominance in space to support its national strategic objectives.

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    China: Five Years and Beyond in

    Space
    Space is the “focal point for advanced
    Science and Technology”
    Drives economic development and military
    power
    Outer Space is the “top of the food chain”
    in warfare – The High Ground
    Winning in space is key to the future
    Future Commercial Programs
    Earth Observation Services
    Met Resources
    Ocean Environmental
    Space Launch Services
    Communications
    Ground equipment/Stations
    Geo-Stationary and Near Earth
    The PLA’s Approach to Warfare
    Five Domains of War are integrated
    – Land
    – Sea (Undersea)
    – Air
    – Electromagnetic Spectrum / Information
    – Space (high ground – must capture)
    Key Issues for the People’s
    Liberation Army
    Sovereignty in space
    Offensive and Defensive activities in
    space
    How space supremacy relates to
    information warfare
    Military use of civilian satellites
    How to apply the Laws of War
    Sovereignty Debate
    How high is territorial airspace?
    What activities are permitted?
    Military reconnaissance = “Battlefield
    Preparation”
    Global strike and outer space
    Foreign observation of China
    The Laws of War Apply
    Use of civilian space craft by a
    belligerent power means attack is OK
    Common space like common seas
    and skies
    Space craft, satellites, stations, etc of
    a belligerent are acceptable targets in
    war anywhere in common space
    Space Warfare Programs
    Direct ascent KKV
    Laser Blinding
    Jamming
    Microsat/Parasite - Jam or Collide
    MMW
    Upper atmosphere fighter (up or
    down)
    Space Warfare Programs (Cont)
    Space Deterrence
    Aircraft as launch platform
    Space-to-ground attack
    CNA on space control
    Chinese Intelligence and Security
    Services or Collectors
    Ministry of State Security
    Local and regional security bureaus
    Ministry of Public Security
    PLA Second Department (Intel)
    PLA Third Department (EW/SIGINT)
    PLA Fourth Department (IW)
    General Armaments Department
    Intel services/collectors (cont.)
    General Logistics Department
    Commission of Science, Technology
    and Industry for National Defense
    General Political Department (Liaison
    Department)
    Communist Party Liaison Department
    Industries/State Companies and their
    reps

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