Should be, it is the only Chinese torp that is officially confirmed to be in widespread use that is of that caliber. My best guess is that this is a dummy version that had floated off course during a past training exercise. Finds like these are often very valuable intel mines. Given that torpedoes are among the hardest munitions to be recovered.Yu-6 variant?
you beat me to it; two more pictures from TwitterSome Vietnamese fishermen hauled in a Chinese torpedo. ...
39 minutes agoyou beat me to it; two more pictures from Twitter
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A torpedo, believed to be Chinese, has washed ashore in the Tuy An district of Vietnam. Via
Yu-6 variant?
google translation ofWas it really washed shore or was it retrieved by Vietnamese fishermen from the sea (judging from the ropes and stuff seen on the tail)?
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paragraph:Theo thông tin ban đầu, ngày 18-12, ngư dân Trần Minh Thanh (40 tuổi, người xã An Hải) đi hành nghề giã cào đã phát hiện vật thể lạ này cách bờ biển khoảng 4 hải lý.
Ông Thanh đã kéo vật thể này vào khu vực cù lao Mái Nhà, cột lại, sau đó vào bờ báo cáo cơ quan chức năng.
Sáng 19-12, các lực lượng quân đội, biên phòng, công an đã cùng ngư dân đưa được vật thể lên bờ biển, chờ cơ quan chuyên môn đến xử lý.
According to the original information, on December 18, fishermen Tran Minh Thanh (40 years old, An Hai commune) to practice trawling discovered this strange object about four nautical miles from the coast.
Mr Thanh dragged the object into the roof of the house, tied back, then reported to the authorities.
On the morning of 19-12, military forces, border guard, police and fishermen took the object to the coast, waiting for the agency to handle.
LOL faked or not, was cool to watch
would it be a guiding wire coming out of it?
you're new hereFaked how?
now noticed a related tweet:As in, the thing is faked by the Vietnmaese? I don't think so. Video seems informative but too bad I can't understand anything except possible mentioning of "China".
Anyone able to read these characters?