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Home›Green Marine›Taiwan submarines deal may anger China, experts say
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September 13, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Taiwan submarines deal may anger China, experts say

China would likely react with hostility to any attempt by the United States to build and sell eight submarines to Taiwan, The Day newspaper in Connecticut, reported. Submarine experts said Monday that China would likely impose economic sanctions against the U.S, but this would not necessarily stop t

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China would likely react with hostility to any attempt by the United States to build and sell eight submarines to Taiwan, The Day newspaper in Connecticut, reported. Submarine experts said Monday that China would likely impose economic sanctions against the U.S, but this would not necessarily stop the Groton, Connecticut-based Electric Boat Co. from building them.

If there is money available and if the program is endorsed by the United States government, Electric Boat wants to design and build the ships for Taiwan,” said John B. Padgett III, vice president of Electric Boat, the submarine-building division of General Dynamics.

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