A Chinese Great Wall 218 Navy submarine docks at Qingdao Port, Shandong province April 22, 2009. China will show off its resurgent naval strength this week at a parade marking 60 years since the founding of its navy, presenting its fleet of warships and nuclear submarines as a force for peace, not aggression. (Reuters/Daylife)
Chinese naval personnel stand at attention atop the Great Wall-218 navy submarine at Qingdao Port, Shandong province April 22, 2009. China will show off its resurgent naval strength this week at a parade marking 60 years since the founding of its navy, presenting its fleet of warships and nuclear submarines as a force for peace, not aggression. (Reuters/Daylife)
North Korean military officers look at the Wenzhou, a Chinese navy frigate, in Qingdao Port, Shandong province April 22, 2009. China will show off its resurgent naval strength this week at a parade marking 60 years since the founding of its navy, presenting its fleet of warships and nuclear submarines as a force for peace, not aggression. (Reuters/Daylife)
A Chinese navy soldier guards on a battleship at Qingdao port on Wednesday April 22, 2009 in Qingdao, Shandong Province, China. China is marking 60 years of the Chinese navy and has invited ships and top officials from dozens of countries to attend. (AP/Daylife)
A Chinese navy soldier guards on a battleship at Qingdao port on Wednesday April 22, 2009 in Qingdao, Shandong Province, China. China is marking 60 years of the Chinese navy and has invited ships and top officials from dozens of countries to attend. (AP/Daylife)
Chinese navy officers look on on the missile destroyer 115 Shenyang docked at Qingdao port, China's Shandong Province, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The destroyer will attend an international fleet review to be held on April 23 to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Liberation Army Navy. (AP/Daylife)
Chinese naval officers walk past foreign warships at Qingdao Port, Shandong province April 21, 2009. China will show off its resurgent naval strength this week at a parade marking 60 years since the founding of its navy, presenting its fleet of warships and nuclear submarines as a force for peace, not aggression. (Reuters/Daylife)
AsiaTimes: China unveils its new naval clout
Beijing will mark the 60th anniversary of the naval branch of the People's Liberation Army on Thursday by flexing its newfound nautical muscle alongside vessels from 14 other countries. The gala, four-day fleet review attended by naval dignitaries from around the world in the northern port city of Qingdao will show off once-secret nuclear submarines and may launch a new role for Beijing in the world's waters. - Wu Zhong
BBC News: China shows naval power at parade
Time: The Chinese Navy: How Big a Threat to the U.S.?
Weekly Standard: China's Naval Gambit
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