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Adm. Keating Urges Chinese To Ease Hostilities, Tensions

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Monday, January 21st, 2008

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Adm. Timothy Keating, commander of the Pacific Command, urged Chinese leaders to improve relations with the United States, during a visit to China. Some military analysts, however, see China becoming steadily more warlike in its actions, bristling with more missiles, aircraft, submarines and ships, and crowding the United States in the Western Pacific. Keating's comments come after China fired a ground-based missile that demolished a weather satellite in orbit, fired a ground-based laser that disabled a U.S. military satellite, and…

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