May 25th, 2008
Steven Collins
May 24, 2008
In the print version of the May 19, 2008 Washington Times
National Weekly Edition, Bill Gertz’s “Inside the Ring” column revealed
that a second secret Chinese military bases has been discovered (see
first link below). A previous blog discussed the “James Bond-like”
secret Chinese submarine base on Hainan island that could accommodate
an estimated 12 nuclear submarines. The second secret Chinese military
base was discovered near Delingha in central China, and it revealed
missile-launch capacities not previously known to be there. Gertz
writes that the secret base was actually found on “GoogleEarth” photos,
and that the new base had “…a significantly larger deployment area than
previously known…different types of launch pads, command and control
facilities, and missile deployment equipment…”
National Weekly Edition, Bill Gertz’s “Inside the Ring” column revealed
that a second secret Chinese military bases has been discovered (see
first link below). A previous blog discussed the “James Bond-like”
secret Chinese submarine base on Hainan island that could accommodate
an estimated 12 nuclear submarines. The second secret Chinese military
base was discovered near Delingha in central China, and it revealed
missile-launch capacities not previously known to be there. Gertz
writes that the secret base was actually found on “GoogleEarth” photos,
and that the new base had “…a significantly larger deployment area than
previously known…different types of launch pads, command and control
facilities, and missile deployment equipment…”
With two secret Chinese military bases recently being
discovered, it begs the question: “How many more secret bases does
China have that the USA and the West have not yet discovered?”
Obviously, the fact that secret military bases are being built in China
confirms that western estimates of Chinese military spending are far
too low. China is rapidly building up its military in ways not revealed
to the West. A previous blog also noted the secret Russian
facility/base built into the Ural Mountains, the contents of which
Russia is not revealing to the West. Russia and China both are
well-aware that the USA depends mostly on electronic intelligence for
its information, so they are building key facilities under and inside
of mountains to prevent western spy satellites from knowing about such
facilities. Given China’s massive internal building and infrastructure
projects, it would not be difficult to hide secret military facilities
from western eyes. If I were running China’s military concealment
program, I’d mask military facilities by building them inside
legitimate civilian projects after the roofs were on the projects so
western satellites would be oblivious to what was going on.
Sphere: Related Contentdiscovered, it begs the question: “How many more secret bases does
China have that the USA and the West have not yet discovered?”
Obviously, the fact that secret military bases are being built in China
confirms that western estimates of Chinese military spending are far
too low. China is rapidly building up its military in ways not revealed
to the West. A previous blog also noted the secret Russian
facility/base built into the Ural Mountains, the contents of which
Russia is not revealing to the West. Russia and China both are
well-aware that the USA depends mostly on electronic intelligence for
its information, so they are building key facilities under and inside
of mountains to prevent western spy satellites from knowing about such
facilities. Given China’s massive internal building and infrastructure
projects, it would not be difficult to hide secret military facilities
from western eyes. If I were running China’s military concealment
program, I’d mask military facilities by building them inside
legitimate civilian projects after the roofs were on the projects so
western satellites would be oblivious to what was going on.
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