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PLAN Third Type 052C Luyang II class DDG launched
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Sweet!!!!
We need as many 052C as possible. It is equal to the American AGEIS!!!!!
Aegis is not a ship.
Dude 052C is the same class as the AGEIS destoryer!
Arleigh Burkes are greater than 10,000 ton with 96 VLS. Type 52C is around 7,000 tons with 48 VLS.
We still need a lot of work.
Its always good to admit weaknesses and keep working on them until you truly are the best.
I think the new one lunched is 052C+ with 64 VLS!
AEGIS is a combat management network, not a class of destroyer. If you are talking about Arleigh Burke Flight IIA, then no, not even close. It's one thing to be optimistic, but optimism must be grounded in reality.Dude 052C is the same class as the AGEIS destoryer!
AEGIS is a combat management network, not a class of destroyer. If you are talking about Arleigh Burke Flight IIA, then no, not even close. It's one thing to be optimistic, but optimism must be grounded in reality.
Americans will continue to rule the Western Pacific for the next 20 years.
AEGIS is a combat management network, not a class of destroyer. If you are talking about Arleigh Burke Flight IIA, then no, not even close. It's one thing to be optimistic, but optimism must be grounded in reality.
Americans will continue to rule the Western Pacific for the next 20 years.
Engine technology seems to be our Achilles heel in everything. Until we can domestically produce naval engines capable of powering a 10,000 ton ship we can not hope to match the Arleigh Burke.
They are not fully ready to provide the engine for the huge 10,000 ton+ Aegis destroyer. But the engine for Type 052C is domestically made, Type 051C has more Ukrainian technology.
Engine technology seems to be our Achilles heel in everything. Until we can domestically produce naval engines capable of powering a 10,000 ton ship we can not hope to match the Arleigh Burke.