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No, the ethnic Malays have what African Americans of the United States have, a sense of entitlement. In Malaysia they call this 'Bumiputra', similar to the US' Affirmative Action policy. You're right tho, the Chinese minority controls the economy of Malaysia. The brown-skinned Malays of...

Hahaha, so true. Anything involving the Asia-Pacific Region, which is within the 7th Fleet Area of Control, involves American strategic interests. Daddy's home....

Currently, the USS Freedom is assigned to the United States Naval 7th Fleet AOC (Area of Control). Yes, there are two variants of Littoral Combat Ships, the Freedom Variant and the Independence Variant. Currently, the United States Navy has 12 in operation, and expecting to produce more to...

Specs: Electronic warfare & decoys: Argon ST WBR-2000 ESM system ;Terma A/S SKWS decoy system Armament: 1x BAE Systems Mk 110 57 mm gun, 400 rounds in turret and two ready service magazines with 240 rounds each. 4x .50-cal machine guns 2x Mk44...

tsk tsk, they're too excited in their need for visuals that they committed plagiarism. sad.

he he he, thanks for posting, i read this a while back.

By Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet Public Affairs Media interested in covering USS Preble's deployment should contact Naval Surface Forces Public Affairs Office by 4 p.m., April 18 at 619-437-3873 and plan to meet at the Naval Base San Diego Pass/ID office at 9:30 a.m. on Friday...

The USS Freedom made a port visit to Manila earlier this month, bro. A good will visit to our Filipino allies and friends. :)

The United States’ first littoral warship, USS Freedom, has arrived in Singapore as part of Washington’s plan to expand the US military presence in Southeast Asia. According to US Navy officials, the USS Freedom arrived in Singapore’s Changi Naval Base around 11:00 a.m. local time (0300...

hehehe, great!

I hear your point, but during the mean time that we 'spare' them, they pose a risk to fleet support. Nay, their entire navy would have to be neutralized. Starting with their 'remodeled' carrier.

Good ole' American and Filipino Brotherhood... What are they eating? Adobo? :azn:

But of course...

Their navy is diminutive by American standards, however, in order to gain complete dominance and protect fleet support, the PLAN should be exterminated; if not all, at least the overwhelming majority of their surface ships and their subs. I do agree with you, in an air war, we would annihilate...

I second this statement. Its now American policy , as per the naval pivot into the region, to maintain hegemony. Notice how the Chinese Government has tone down their rhetoric after fully accepting the dimensional reality of American military presence in the region is going to be a long-term...

Nice ! Daddy's Home... ;)

hahaha, oh the ruskies...

The Chinese do not have the means to project their conventional military force into the United States, we have the ability to neutralize any hostile units of theirs. The 7th Fleet alone could neutralize their navy. Well, to be accurate, the 7th fleet would be assisted by our Japanese partners...

Good analysis, I would also like to add that our military and naval presence in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Australia and New Zealand in addition to our naval presence in Guam solidifies our practically unchallenged hegemony over Asia-Pacific. The Chinese...

The last time China acted tough, she got her a$$ smacked, and the European powers pulverized the Qing into submission. Extraterritoriality and Western spheres of influences popping around the coast of China. The US Navy, assisted by our Japanese partners would send the entire PLAN to the...