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A Low-Visibility Force Multiplier Entity Name Affiliation Type, Area Location Description Cruise Missile Institute of China (formerly Hai Ying EMT Academy) Research Institute, R&D Design of Hai-Ying (Silkworm) CMs Models 1–4 112
Appendix C Performance Parameters of Major Chinese Cruise Missiles 1 Type Manufacturer Launch Platform Range (km) Payload (kg) Speed Guidance SY-1 (CSS-N-1 “Scrubbrush”/ SS-N-2A “Styx”) 2 Nanchang Aircraft Factory (Hongdu Aviation Industry Corp) Antiship Cruise Missiles (ASCMs) Ship, ground 85 513 Subsonic Inertial/active terminal guidance SY-2 3 Nanchang Aircraft Factory Ship, ground 50 365 Subsonic Inertial/active terminal guidance HY-1 (CSS-N-2 “Safflower”/ CSSC-2 “Silkworm”) 4 CASIC Third Academy Ship, ground 40 454 Subsonic Inertial/active terminal guidance HY-2 (CSS-N-3/ CSSC-3 “Seersucker”) 5 CASIC Third Academy Ship (Luda DD; Jianghu FF, Huangfen FAC), ground 95 454 Subsonic Inertial/active terminal guidance YJ-6 6 (retired) CASIC Third Academy Air 110 513 Subsonic Inertial/active terminal guidance YJ-7 (C-701) 7 CASIC Third Academy Ship, air, ground 25 30.5 Subsonic Electro-optical/ active radar YJ-62 (C-602) and YJ-62A 8 CASIC Third Academy Ship, Luyang II, ground 280 400 (YJ-62A) 210 Subsonic Inertial/active terminal guidance YJ-8/8A (CSS-N-4 “Sardine” / C-801) 9 CASIC Third Academy Ship, submarine (YJ-82), air (YJ-81) 42 165 Subsonic Inertial/active terminal guidance 113
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Abbreviations PGM PLA PLAAF PLAN PN
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Antiship Cruise Missiles may be lau
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About the Authors Dr. Andrew S. Eri
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China’s military modernization in
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