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31. CSBA estimates the total cost to acquire
304 missile modules and the MTVR-like
Trucks to transport them to be around
$1.85 billion. Adding the $1.1 billion procure-
ment cost for the 42 midget submarines
brings the total cost for this guerrilla sea
denial force to just under $3 billion. This is
only about two-thirds the estimated cost of
eight modern SSKs and is likely to cause
considerably more complications for PLA
planners and require far more time and
resources for the PLA to overcome.
32.
33. Indeed, for approximately $3.8 billion, Taiwan could
acquire over 1,800 small, containerized air defense
missiles and nearly 50 all-terrain vehicles. An MTVR,
could theoretically transport 12 ESSM with engagement
controls and sensors to support distributed engagements
in a 20-foot container. More centralized C2 could be
achieved by accessing fiber-optic networks. The ESSM
can be used for both missile and air defense and has an
operational range of approximately 27 nm.131 Relying
primarily on passive IRST sensors would greatly compl-
icate and prolong the task of seeking out and eliminating
the highly mobile missile launchers. This tactic would not
to take advantage of the full range of an ESSM-class
weapon, but would enable sufficient engagements to in-
duce the PLA to channel a significant portion of its fighter
-bomber sorties toward suppressing Taiwan’s air defense