Shu Hsiao-huang
Shu Hsiao-huang is an associate research fellow at the military-funded Institute for National Defense and Security Research, who analyzed the crash of the AT-5 Yung Ying trainer jet, suggesting that while a broken fan blade might have caused the incident, he does not believe the aircraft has significant design flaws.
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Taiwan:
Shu Hsiao-huang, a research fellow at the Institute for National Defense and Security Research, discussed the adjustments needed for the Abrams tanks.
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Taiwan:
Shu Hsiao-huang, a research fellow, commented on the implications of Chinese military activity in East Asia.
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Taiwan:
Institute associate research fellow Shu Hsiao-huang discussed the importance of spare parts for military readiness.
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Taiwan:
Shu Hsiao-huang, an associate researcher, emphasized the potential for cooperation among Taiwan, Japan, and the Philippines.
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Taiwan:
Institute for National Defense and Security Research analyst Shu Hsiao-huang discussed the common practice of foreign warships transiting the Taiwan Strait.
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Taiwan:
Shu Hsiao-huang is a researcher at the government-funded Institute for National Defense and Security Research.
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Israel:
Shu Hsiao-Huang is a researcher at the INDSR who emphasized the need to reassess the combat capabilities of the Chinese military.
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United Kingdom:
Shu Hsiao-Huang, an associate research fellow at the Taiwan defence ministry-linked Institute of National Defense and Security Research, warned about reassessing the PLA’s air combat capabilities.
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Taiwan:
Shu Hsiao-huang is a researcher who discussed the capabilities of the new F-16V jets.
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Taiwan:
Shu expressed that he did not believe the AJT had any major design flaws.
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