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jackliu said:
Not that, I just got a feeling that if a massive war broke out, those ship yards in Shanghai, Dailan and all coastal shipyard will get destroyed very quickly. So if China is able to construct the same ships way inland, they will have much higher chance of survival.
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Massive wars supported or involved China did breakout in korea and vietnam. Evidence suggests the US was extra kind to China and no Chinese cities were ever touched. I believe such kindness will extend into any future wars, and the chinese coastal ship yards are perfectly safe. The chinese ASBM could well make the US even kinder in the future by not moving their ships carrying aircraft and missiles inside the second island chain should hostilities develop.
 
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ChinaGuy said:
Massive wars supported or involved China did breakout in korea and vietnam. Evidence suggests the US was extra kind to China and no Chinese cities were ever touched. I believe such kindness will extend into any future wars, and the chinese coastal ship yards are perfectly safe. The chinese ASBM could well make the US even kinder in the future by not moving their ships carrying aircraft and missiles inside the second island chain should hostilities develop.
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If US want to take them out of commission, it won't be hard. They can fly B2 to bomb it, or launch tomahawk from submarines.
 
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Mysterre said:
Again, you are providing a scenario so remote that acting like it is definitely going to happen is a huge waste of money. It would be like you "prepping" for the end of the world by stocking up on 30 years of food, water, toiletries and weaponry, just in case. Do you do it, and if not, why not? After all, it could happen. Nuclear war, alien invasion, asteroid impact, global economic collapse, etc. Like I said, it would shock me if the Chinese leadership did NOT already draw up contingency plans to relocate ship construction inland in case of attack or natural disaster, but this does not mean they actually have to move up there now.
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I don't say you should spend a lot of money on it. I say you need to spread your investments over your own country and the world taking account of many things and this should be one of them, but of course others will have a higher priority.
The failure of a volcano in the Canary Islands is expected within the next 5000 years, a hit by an asteroid can be predicted on a time scale of a score of years or a century, but a comet can be identified as a probable danger only on a time scale of months or a most a few years.
 
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ChinaGuy said:
Massive wars supported or involved China did breakout in korea and vietnam. Evidence suggests the US was extra kind to China and no Chinese cities were ever touched. I believe such kindness will extend into any future wars, and the chinese coastal ship yards are perfectly safe. The chinese ASBM could well make the US even kinder in the future by not moving their ships carrying aircraft and missiles inside the second island chain should hostilities develop.
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You should read up on the Korean War. The US didn't attack China because they were worried about dragging in the USSR and leading to a nuclear showdown.
 
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jackliu said:
If US want to take them out of commission, it won't be hard. They can fly B2 to bomb it, or launch tomahawk from submarines.
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Actually it is extremely hard for the US to do that, otherwise they would have done it already. Don't you see, a war takes more than the hardware. The US actually threatened and could have nuked 300 million chinese in the korean war, did they have what it took to do it ? The situation hasn't changed now. This is why all chinese cities and associated ship yards are quite safe. The B2 and tomahawks can't even defeat the taliban who don't have a paddle dingy to their name. To believe these will defeat the chinese is laughable.
 
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A.Man said:
No. 4 056 of the 4th Shipyard, Liaonan of Dalian, Liaoning Province (First of Liaonan)

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Did any official or media source mention what size crew this ship has? It looks like available living space is pretty much only going to be on deck 2, forward of what I presume are the RHIB bays. Accounting for that main passageway going through the middle of the deck, it doesn't seem like there's alot of room left.
 
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Mysterre said:
Did any official or media source mention what size crew this ship has? It looks like available living space is pretty much only going to be on deck 2, forward of what I presume are the RHIB bays. Accounting for that main passageway going through the middle of the deck, it doesn't seem like there's alot of room left.
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The crew, reportedly 60, is less than 037.
 
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A.Man said:
No. 4 056 of the 4th Shipyard, Liaonan of Dalian, Liaoning Province (First of Liaonan)

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Seems like no weapon has been installed yet, you can see the main gun still sitting near the left edge of the pic. I wonder if those block like thing beside it is also still needed to be installed on the ship.
 
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Here is a conjectural interior layout I just drew up:

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Blue: bridge, CIC
Orange: torpedo/helicopter handling area
Green: living spaces
White: RHIB/mooring area
Red: main gun ammo system
Black: propulsion
Yellow: fuel, stores
 
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