China has been moving to diversify the production of nuclear-powered submarines. Production has been centered in the northeastern city of Huludao, but China is now moving to manufacture nuclear-powered attack submarines at the Wuchang Shipyard near Wuhan.
its an ass pull. SSKN was rumored to be in construction - at Jiangnan, 1000 km downstream.Serious question.
Is this an ass pull or is there any shred of evidence this was happening before this article was published?
It does feel like they did a bit of light research and had to add a throwaway line to deflect any questions and justify why a nuclear sub is in Wuhan.
Just because you have sailed does not automatically confer competence, especially when he has likely never met a Chinese sub and at most seen a few PLAN surface ships from extreme range...I think people are just upset that people the likes is Shugart and Sutton, who have actual experience and should know better, keep on peddling nonsense.
Just because you have sailed does not automatically confer competence, especially when he has likely never met a Chinese sub and at most seen a few PLAN surface ships from extreme range...
The crew on vessels like Moskva and US' bumper boat DDGs were sailors too just like Sutton lol
Being an ex sailor does not preclude your personality to have a lack of attention to detail, guillibility and failure to understand/adapt.
Even worse then. Or better, if you are the USN.I don't think Sutton is ex navy.
Just because you have sailed does not automatically confer competence, especially when he has likely never met a Chinese sub and at most seen a few PLAN surface ships from extreme range...
The crew on vessels like Moskva and US' bumper boat DDGs were sailors too just like Sutton lol
Being an ex sailor does not preclude your personality to have a lack of attention to detail, guillibility and failure to understand/adapt.
One mini nuke submarine sunk, along with 3 other micro nuke submarine.
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