054/A FFG Thread II

Blackstone

Brigadier
High-tech Armed Forces need first-rate professional NCO Corps, and I hope China develops them for all her branches. NATO had hardware advantages over the Warsaw Pact, to be sure, but that was secondary to the West's better-trained personnel and its professional NCO Corps.
 

Jeff Head

General
Registered Member
I didn't know there are wooden doors on frigates! the only 'wooden' doors I've seen on naval ships are those in a captain or admiral's quarters. Those room don;t look like them to me! Isn;t it a major fire hazard? Those doors are more at home (no pun intended) in someone's house than it in in a warship.
I do not think they are actually wood...just made to look like it.
 

escobar

Brigadier
ESF flotilla in W Pacific

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franco-russe

Senior Member
It is only LIAONING and a selection of East Sea Fleet ships, ranging from the destroyer 136 to a humble water tanker, that have had the awful white pennant numbers.

In the present task force, 136 is the only one to have them, while 139, 525, 529 and 882 have black pt.nos.

I doubt that all ships will get them: When finishing its refit at Shenjia, Shanghai, in April this year, 625 had the white pt.no., but now it has obviously changed back to black.
 
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