PLAN Type 035/039/091/092 Submarine Thread

[luhai]

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Having worked in and with the government, though both time as a interns, you'll be surprised how round about and ineffective the RFI process is, and that is the US gov't which I believe is more effective than most third most countries China tend to deal with. I see this as a way to get around the export companies and advertised directly to the costumer, sort thing this company to capable of build the most advanced subs in China, though you can't buy that one, you can still mention my name in the RFI to avoid export company's potential favoritism.

 

[no_name]

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A pic of the new sub, parts of it looks rusty.

What if this sub we were speculating for so long turns out to be some sort of attraction centre? Like the Minsk.

 

[KingLouis]

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I think Advertising on a sub is a good idea. Since China lacks Naval Tradition and Sea knowledge because majority of people are inland.

 

[Maggern]

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I think Advertising on a sub is a good idea. Since China lacks Naval Tradition and Sea knowledge because majority of people are inland.

Majority of people are along the coast. Some 80-90% of the Chinese population lives east of Wuhan

 

[kroko]

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A pic of the new sub, parts of it looks rusty.

What if this sub we were speculating for so long turns out to be some sort of attraction centre? Like the Minsk.

It looks rusty. but it isnt. Since the sub is still being worked out (you can see it because of the net, in order to catch any object falling into the water) that "rust" is shipyard dirt. Varyag, in its recent photos, has it now too.

I don think that they would built something that elaborate to turn into attraction park.

 

[tphuang]

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I'm not sure if this is the 5th Yuan or the 6th Yuan. My guess is that this is still the 5th one, because I don't think Wuchang has sent over any new Yuan as of now.

 

[exeter]

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Hello to everybody , Iam new to this site , and I have few marks I would be pleased if you can understand me: 1. Tehnicaly China Navy expand submarine fleet in accordance to their strategy objecive - defence of Chinese Coast Line , Navy of Republic of Korea and Taiwan present Strategic and Tactical danger to China Homeland . 2. Expand of Submarine fleet with diesel-electric submarines , and saying that this in any meens present danger to the USA is apsourd and on the leveo of 16yr.old boy , 3.China is doing nothing, what great country wouldnt do if they have power and money as China have , China dont have even quarter of budget of the USA or Russia, and even South Korea, which represent together with Taiwan one of the greatest danger not because of there population, but because of their arnament expansion in the recent years.

 

[pugachev_diver]

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Hello to everybody , Iam new to this site , and I have few marks I would be pleased if you can understand me: 1. Tehnicaly China Navy expand submarine fleet in accordance to their strategy objecive - defence of Chinese Coast Line , Navy of Republic of Korea and Taiwan present Strategic and Tactical danger to China Homeland . 2. Expand of Submarine fleet with diesel-electric submarines , and saying that this in any meens present danger to the USA is apsourd and on the leveo of 16yr.old boy , 3.China is doing nothing, what great country wouldnt do if they have power and money as China have , China dont have even quarter of budget of the USA or Russia, and even South Korea, which represent together with Taiwan one of the greatest danger not because of there population, but because of their arnament expansion in the recent years.

I'm sorry to say this, but you're almost all wrong.

1. South Korea and Taiwan both don't have the ability to threaten the Chinese mainland. South Korean ships are simply too small to do anything to China, not mentioning the consequences if they did. They do have one or two of those newly built Aegis, but their personnel are not that well trained or experienced. The Chinese don't even have to dispatch any naval combatants and the South Korean navy could easily be wiped out with countless missiles.
South Korea with never go into conflict with China, unless it is barking when leashed by Uncle Sam.
Taiwan is a Chinese country that simply doesn't like the Communist on the mainland. They would not attack unless attacked first. Just like South Korea, they can't bare the retaliation if they did attack.

2. China's military budget is several times that of Russia and South Korea. Even with publicly disclosed figure on paper, it is already the second highest in the world, surpassing the other countries by a big margin. If considering the hidden budget, it will probably be twice as high.

Please check your grammar and spelling, as they are quite hard to understand.

 

[bladerunner]

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A pic of the new sub, parts of it looks rusty.

What if this sub we were speculating for so long turns out to be some sort of attraction centre? Like the Minsk.

It could be, afterall those green objects look like porta-loos

 

[Geographer]

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Hello to everybody , Iam new to this site , and I have few marks I would be pleased if you can understand me: 1. Tehnicaly China Navy expand submarine fleet in accordance to their strategy objecive - defence of Chinese Coast Line , Navy of Republic of Korea and Taiwan present Strategic and Tactical danger to China Homeland . 2. Expand of Submarine fleet with diesel-electric submarines , and saying that this in any meens present danger to the USA is apsourd and on the leveo of 16yr.old boy , 3.China is doing nothing, what great country wouldnt do if they have power and money as China have , China dont have even quarter of budget of the USA or Russia, and even South Korea, which represent together with Taiwan one of the greatest danger not because of there population, but because of their arnament expansion in the recent years.

Welcome to SDF. In addition to defending its claims to Taiwan and the Spratly Islands, the Chinese military's raison d'être is to negotiate from a position of strength on its interests, just like every other country with a military. China is extremely unlikely to get involved in a shooting war with South Korea or Japan unless a war broke out on the Korea peninsula in which China felt it had to back North Korea. The chances of China engaging the United States military is even more remote. But that is not to say China's military is useless. Its strength and presence puts China at the table of negotiations for all regional security issues, and soon all global security issues. It gives foreign nations pause when they want to criticize Chinese policy, be in on human rights, currency, Tibet, Taiwan, cyber-espionage, North Korea, Iran, or any of the many issues China has bumped up against other countries over. It gives China breathing room to decide its own policies without other countries coercing China too much. Whether this is good or bad depends on each person's perspectives.