Hello China! Japan's anti-aircraft-carrier missile XASM-3

[jha]

Hello China! Japan's anti-aircraft-carrier missile XASM-3

14 May 2010 8ak: Exactly a year ago, speaking to a Japanese management consultant about potential Indo-Japan defence relations, he said that the defence cooperation potential was zero since its constitution prevented Japan from having an offensive capability.

Much has changed since - North Korea's missile tests over Japan, their recent sinking of a South Korean ship on routine patrol, Chinese unannounced patrols off Okinawa and flyby of a Chinese naval helicopter within 90m of a Japanese Naval Ship. By blaming Japan for the incident, China has followed the same pattern that 8ak reported yesterday - China makes aggressive military move, then denies it or blames the other country.

Countries looking to make friends with China are coming away rejected. One of these was Australia whose mineral-exports driven economy was bending over backwards to seek better relations with its primary buyer, China. It took the Rio-Tinto arrests to expose that China had little respect for Australian overtures. In a rare public venting of frustration at the highest political level, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on 30 March 2010 openly criticised China over the arrest of Australian company Rio-Tinto's employees in the middle of price negotiations and a subsequent trial mired in secrecy with little room for the defendants to defend themselves. The situation is repeated in Japan. After the fall of the long-ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) in 2009 elections, the new PM Yukio Hatoyama had promised to move away from America and closer to the Chinese. Reality has now struck them as they grow wary of China's naval aggression and aim to resolve their dispute with America over their controversial air-base in Okinawa.

Barred by their constitution from building up an offensive capability, Japan has chosen to take slow steps - build a helicopter carrier rather than an aircraft carrier. And now, as seen in the picture, a new radar-guided, anti-ship missile developed by Mitsubishi. The little information available on this is on Janes. Some websites have said that the solid-propellant/ramjet motor with a 200km radius could be an aircraft-carrier killer in response to China's carrier building efforts. While Japan would not openly say it is carrier or China specific, Japan has friendly relations with all other nations with aircraft carriers.

 

[below_freezing]

a 200 km range antiship missile. very interesting. maybe our 280 km range anti ship missiles should be worried.

we've already made it clear to japan that japanese waters do not extend further than 12 nm from their shores.

 

[new wave]

a 200 km range antiship missile. very interesting. maybe our 280 km range anti ship missiles should be worried.

we've already made it clear to japan that japanese waters do not extend further than 12 nm from their shores.

Why response to his/her another no link thread with a homemake provoking title ? ignore it will be the best choice.

 

[Cambodia Spirit]

Is that real? If so it must be a very bad news to Chinese!!!

Don't underestimate the Jap, they are dangerous!!!

PS: But the South Korea, Russia has an AC too, is this news bad to them either???

 

[jdme]

Do they even work? So many countries make..claim..

 

[Stargate]

I always knew the Japanese were dangerous. Recently, one of them come to yahoo and called for China global containment through discretion.

"ZAINICHIBEIJIN 22 hours ago
The western world and Japan will need to do their very best, continuously and unyieldingly, to retard and derail and prevent any significant Chinese expansion into space - an area where until only recently China had no technologies at all - how did they get them??
China must be contained and that has to start immediately, quietly and as a strategy embraced globally."

 

[a_chinese]

How long is Japan gonna be US's female dog?

 

[Zabaniyah]

To anyone (especially Chinese) who see Japan as a competitor - never ever underestimate them.

 

[illuzioN]

How long is Japan gonna be US's female dog?

How long is North Korea gonna be China's female dog?

 

[Dalai Lama]

How long is Japan gonna be US's female dog?

How long is North Korea gonna be China's female dog?

Guy's, just say bi**h.

Oops, please don't ban me.

 

[cross1993]

It is funny, whenever people in the West talk about North Korea, the inevitable description of North Korea is broke, uneducated, unskilled and imminent collapse. North Korea’s GDP per capita is same as India 1200 USD a year. From the few images available to West, North Korea cities are way cleaner and better than those in India. Even North Koreans in those pictures look healthy and clean.
On top of that, there is no insurgence in North Korea, while there are plenty of insurgences in India.

 

[tallboy123]

It is funny, whenever people in the West talk about North Korea, the inevitable description of North Korea is broke, uneducated, unskilled and imminent collapse. North Korea’s GDP per capita is same as India 1200 USD a year. From the few images available to West, North Korea cities are way cleaner and better than those in India. Even North Koreans in those pictures look healthy and clean.
On top of that, there is no insurgence in North Korea, while there are plenty of insurgences in India.

Thread title

Hello China! Japan's anti-aircraft-carrier missile XASM-3

Did u see anything India or North Korea in that title...

Or is something itching somewhere????

Or obsessed with India...Just like ur all weather friends????

 

[Way to go]

I guess it is actually a US missile.

 

[Pakchina]

Hello China! Japan's anti-aircraft-carrier missile XASM-3

14 May 2010 8ak: Exactly a year ago, speaking to a Japanese management consultant about potential Indo-Japan defence relations, he said that the defence cooperation potential was zero since its constitution prevented Japan from having an offensive capability.

Much has changed since - North Korea's missile tests over Japan, their recent sinking of a South Korean ship on routine patrol, Chinese unannounced patrols off Okinawa and flyby of a Chinese naval helicopter within 90m of a Japanese Naval Ship. By blaming Japan for the incident, China has followed the same pattern that 8ak reported yesterday - China makes aggressive military move, then denies it or blames the other country.

Countries looking to make friends with China are coming away rejected. One of these was Australia whose mineral-exports driven economy was bending over backwards to seek better relations with its primary buyer, China. It took the Rio-Tinto arrests to expose that China had little respect for Australian overtures. In a rare public venting of frustration at the highest political level, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on 30 March 2010 openly criticised China over the arrest of Australian company Rio-Tinto's employees in the middle of price negotiations and a subsequent trial mired in secrecy with little room for the defendants to defend themselves. The situation is repeated in Japan. After the fall of the long-ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) in 2009 elections, the new PM Yukio Hatoyama had promised to move away from America and closer to the Chinese. Reality has now struck them as they grow wary of China's naval aggression and aim to resolve their dispute with America over their controversial air-base in Okinawa.

Barred by their constitution from building up an offensive capability, Japan has chosen to take slow steps - build a helicopter carrier rather than an aircraft carrier. And now, as seen in the picture, a new radar-guided, anti-ship missile developed by Mitsubishi. The little information available on this is on . Some websites have said that the solid-propellant/ramjet motor with a 200km radius could be an aircraft-carrier killer in response to China's carrier building efforts. While Japan would not openly say it is carrier or China specific, Japan has friendly relations with all other nations with aircraft carriers.

It is not the Chinese virtual AC which could threaten Japan but fukushima power plant so instead of investing heavily in weaponry, its better for Japan to invest in green energy, its better for Japan to secure all its nuclear power plant and be prepared for another tsunami and earthquakes which are Japanese punishments for all the mass killing and atrocities committed during World War II by the Imperial Japanese Army and all its War criminals. China and all the Asian countries should ask for compensation not only for war crimes but also for contaminating the atmosphere with radioactivity, for contaminating the Pacific Ocean by spilling radioactive water and for exporting radioactive foodstuff and goods. What could the anti aircraft carrier missile do against a disaster similar to the 11 March tsunami and fukushima disaster which had cost thousand of lives but which would silently continue to kill by spreading cancer in Japan and in the world. This is the reality so stop your bullshit regarding the Japanese weapons.

 

[tallboy123]

I guess it is actually a US missile.

If that is true...then there's more to worry lol