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Yep I told you I predicted it a few days ago and sure enough it came as expected.
Professionals talk logistics and geostrategy. Amateurs talk numbers.
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Yep I told you I predicted it a few days ago and sure enough it came as expected.
And you @randomradio Sh!t always @randomradioProfessionals talk logistics and geostrategy. Amateurs talk numbers.
Our latest destroyer from the P-15B class, we laid the keel in 2015 and was launched in 2016. That's the same amount of time the Chinese take for similar ships.
The keel laying ceremony of second destroyer in class, INS Mormugao (D 67), was held in June 2015 and the vessel was launched at MDL shipyard in Mumbai, during September 2016.
Professionals talk logistics and geostrategy. Amateurs talk numbers.
If that guy has a shred of self-awareness and shame, he'll vanish like a fart in the wind. But he's an Indian, so...I am sorry, but China and India have very different standard as far as the term "Launch" is concerned. You are comparing apply and orange.
This is how it looked when your latest P-15B launched:
And this is how Chinese ship looked at launched:
Those words do not exist in the Indian dictionaryIf that guy has a shred of self-awareness and shame, he'll vanish like a fart in the wind. But he's an Indian, so...
I am sorry, but China and India have very different standard as far as the term "Launch" is concerned. You are comparing apply and orange.
This is how it looked when your latest P-15B launched:
And this is how Chinese ship looked at launched:
Face palm,nailed it.I am sorry, but China and India have very different standard as far as the term "Launch" is concerned. You are comparing apply and orange.
This is how it looked when your latest P-15B launched:
And this is how Chinese ship looked at launched:
This is what always puzzled me: It takes 6~8 years for them to get a ship commissioned after launching.I am sorry, but China and India have very different standard as far as the term "Launch" is concerned. You are comparing apply and orange.
This is how it looked when your latest P-15B launched:
And this is how Chinese ship looked at launched:
This is what always puzzled me: It takes 6~8 years for them to get a ship commissioned after launching.
Those are Diesel engines, not gas turbine engines. China has builds them under license; there’s no need to build indigenous one. What he is referring to is the QC-280, which is a indigenous Chinese gas turbine. As for the “indigenize” argument, I recall that Indians made the same argument back in the mid 2000’s ... all I can say is good luckThe Chinese use German engines. The Type 052C uses MTU-1163 and the Type 052D uses the MTU-956. They license produce them. We use American and Ukrainian engines.
As for weapons, I think we will indigenize pretty much everything over the next 10 years.
If I recollect, their aircraft carrier had a similar kind of launch for propaganda purposes ... even now, it will take at least 2023 (realistically) to commission. And the funny thing is how many fanboys are talking about an Indian nuclear CATOBAR carriers ... talk about a wet dream.I am sorry, but China and India have very different standard as far as the term "Launch" is concerned. You are comparing apply and orange.
This is how it looked when your latest P-15B launched:
And this is how Chinese ship looked at launched: