CV-17 Shandong (002 carrier) Thread I ...News, Views and operations

[3030]

12 J-15 are pretty big numbers, I don't remember we've seen that many on deck.

Another two are not in this picture?

 

[halflife3]

More up close and in depth shots of Type 002 Shandong along with internal footage such as kitchen, laundry room, convenience store, mess hall, library, etc.

 

[halflife3]

More up close and in depth shots of Type 002 Shandong along with internal footage such as kitchen, laundry room, convenience store, mess hall, library, etc.

First time in-depth footage of the interior of Type 002 aircraft carrier Shandong. Some close ups of carrier operation. Interior footage include:

-some shots of the interior Corridors.
-the Ward Room.
-the Laundry Room.
-the Hangar.
-interior shots of the Bridge.
-a Call Center that is unique in that it is the only section in the entire ship that is managed by an all female staff. Help manage calls between crew members and their relatives.
-a Library.
-a Post Office that also helps distribute newspapers and magazines to the crew.
-a Convenience Store.
-some shots of the Canteen and Kitchen.

Also displayed were the lunch menu of the day which includes:
-red braised chicken drumettes
-stir fried wood ear mushrooms and bittermelons
-pork rib stew with knotted seaweed
-shrimp with broccoli
-braised, roast fish fillet
-stir fried romaine lettuce
-carbs include flower rolls, rice, fresh bread
-soup
-fruits

 

[Pesho1991]

I have a question. Is the size of Shandong corectly posted in Wikipedia? The length of 315m and maximum width of 75m? I am asking, because, according to Russian Wikipedia the Ulyanovsk should be 325m long and 75,5m wide.

 

[Intrepid]

I have a question. Is the size of Shandong corectly posted in Wikipedia? The length of 315m and maximum width of 75m?

No, it isn't. Shandong has the same size than Liaoning.

The outer shell and the static elements such as watertight compartments, bulkheads, etc. are an exact copy. The only difference between the two ships is in the details.

 

[H2O]

I have a question. Is the size of Shandong corectly posted in Wikipedia? The length of 315m and maximum width of 75m? I am asking, because, according to Russian Wikipedia the Ulyanovsk should be 325m long and 75,5m wide.

Which version of Wiki are you using? The Chinese version is a better place to go to (zh.wikipedia.org). The length is reported to be 306.45 and 73 wide.

 

[Pesho1991]

Which version of Wiki are you using? The Chinese version is a better place to go to (zh.wikipedia.org). The length is reported to be 306.45 and 73 wide.

The global one. Ok thanks to both of you for the answer. It seems that the information in global wiki is wrong.

 

[Richard Santos]

No, it isn't. Shandong has the same size than Liaoning.

The outer shell and the static elements such as watertight compartments, bulkheads, etc. are an exact copy. The only difference between the two ships is in the details.

Is “exact copy“ an ascertained fact or an conjecture based on external visual similarity?

I was under the impression that at least some static element, such as the location of the walls of the hanger, were known to be different.

 

[silentlurker]

Is “exact copy“ an ascertained fact or an conjecture based on external visual similarity?

I was under the impression that at least some static element, such as the location of the walls of the hanger, were known to be different.

Internals are unknown, but externally they're almost exactly the same dimensions.

 

[Intrepid]

I was under the impression that at least some static element, such as the location of the walls of the hanger, were known to be different.

Everything that was seen during the construction of the ship and subsequently in pictures from the interior and the hangar indicates that there have been no changes to Kuznetsov / Liaoning.