As someone who followed the various published Western assessments of Soviet Military Power avidly throughout the Cold War I am all too aware of the risks in such evaluation.
As various Chinese capabilities are asserted regularly in a range of threads I think it would be timely to discuss the...
https://navalpost.com/china-type-052d-destroyer-suzhou-132/
From back in March, via the Wikipedia entry on the Type 052D family:
https://www.janes.com/defence-news/news-detail/more-stretched-type-052d-destroyers-join-the-pla-navy...
The growth of the Soviet Navy was symbolised by Admiral Gorshkov and a global maritime exercise (Okean 70).
I was wondering if any clue was emerging to Chinese naval doctrine?
The project started in 1958 and ended in 1960. There was no prototype, only a fourteen-meter long test ship(Lead-acid batteries,speed 9 knot)
Planned displacement 400~500 tons,four torpedo tube,speed 25knot with zinc-silver battery and deltaic diesel engine
China built a new 032 submarine in...
"Will China's Next-Generation Supply Ship be Nuclear-Powered?"
"On September 6, 2018, China’s comprehensive supply ship Hongzehu (Hull 881) was honorably retired, marking that the Chinese Navy has entered a new era of modernization. With its retirement, perhaps the country’s next-generation...
Several images have surfaced (of which this is one) from Shanghai CSSC shipyard. Images show what appears to be a large module of a possible aircraft carrier.
Said shipyard was rumored to have started building China's next carrier, first Catobar one, since a few years ago.
"China has opened the bid to construct its first nuclear-powered icebreaker support ship, a move to prepare for the construction of a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, military observers said.
China National Nuclear Corporation on Thursday opened public bidding for the nuclear-powered...
A PLAN destroyer, 173 Changsha , of Type 052D , broke down in the Indian Ocean on the way to the Sino-Russian naval exercise "Joint Sea 2017". She is one of China's latest destroyers
Another destroyer, the 174 Hefei, of the same class has replaced it.
Destroyer 173 Changsha , frigate 571...
Lots of chatter over the last few days about a newly revealed Chinese R&D project that may be moving ahead for a semi-submersible high speed arsenal ship.
Finally a model of China's new LHD project, the Type 075.
Said to displace 36,000 tonnes and operate 28 helicopters, under construction at Shanghai' Hudong-Zhonghua shipyards since late 2016.
IDEX 2017: Chinese Navy to acquire new trimaran hull frigate
Richard D Fisher Jr, Abu Dhabi - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
21 February 2017
Source:
http://www.janes.com/article/67930/idex-2017-chinese-navy-to-acquire-new-trimaran-hull-frigate
Found some weeks ago at the same testsite at Wuhan, where also the Liaoning and other ships EW's systems were tested ...
Now a few more interesting high-resolution photos from that new Chinese DDG ... said to be a test-stand for the Type 055 DDG:
Since ships are really...
2020s
aviation industry corporation of china
cold war ii
flying boat
late 2010s
people's liberationarmy naval air force
people's liberationarmynavy
people's republic of china
post-cold war
Published on Aug 7, 2015
2015 People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN or Chinese Navy) official recruitment video. The video shows a large part of the vessels, planes and equipment currently deployed in China's PLAN inventory.
https://youtu.be/c-yGcCq1H5Y
"China submarines outnumber U.S. fleet: U.S. admiral"
Source:
http://news.yahoo.com/china-submarines-outnumber-u-fleet-u-admiral-231854613--finance.html
This thing looks like a modern re-interpretation of the WWII Mulberry Harbor.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulberry_harbour
In this case, the harbor can go wherever you go and doesn't tie you to a politically undesirable piece of land or force you to defend your supplies (from hungry mobs)...
2010s
2020s
cold war ii
d-day
military sealift command
people's liberationarmy
people's liberationarmynavy
post-cold war
u.s. navy
united states navy
world war ii
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