Isn't this guy completely debunked to be a unreliable source and should not be trusted after recent 075 scandal.
I know that this is off-topic, but what is the 075 scandal ?
Isn't this guy completely debunked to be a unreliable source and should not be trusted after recent 075 scandal.
Steam powerplant makes sense if the follow up class will have nuclear propulsion. Also considering how there was a possibility the ship may end up with steam catapults pending the outcome of the comparative catapult evaluation program.That is a standard oil fired steam turbine arrangement of a large warship like an aircraft carrier, yes.
the virus has caused huge delay to Chinese naval ambitions
Most of those "enthusiastic netizens" are basically his own personal fans who would take anything he says as message from god himself. As it appears that all he does (and quite good at) is idolize himself with intended ambiguous information.I have not heard of the 075 scandal, but he is still a very popular and trusted person in this forum. Click on this link, and you can see that military netizens have responded very enthusiastically.
Long story short: he insist 075 has only 31500 tons full displacement (which is still forgivale) and claimed he had seen the blueprint that 075 would have a pointy bow like osumi class (this caused all the outrage). And keep insisting he is right after ship had already taken shape providing irrefutable evidence. Also the way he says things also discredit himself even more.I know that this is off-topic, but what is the 075 scandal ?
the virus has caused huge delay to Chinese naval ambitions
Now is the time to crank out more warships, as oil prices and steel prices are way cheap. Commercial shipyards are now losing business due to economic recession. Building military ships is a way to keep these shipyards functioning.
Now is the time to crank out more warships, as oil prices and steel prices are way cheap. Commercial shipyards are now losing business due to economic recession. Building military ships is a way to keep these shipyards functioning.
That is not a serious problem. A nation's naval power is influenced by financial factors. Unfortunately, the huge number of warships assures the status of a maritime state, but it is also a bottomless pit. Expenses for research, production, operation and maintenance of naval equipment are very expensive.