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[🇨🇳] China Launches the Type 076 LHD 'Sichuan' - Its New Aircraft Carrier!

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Short Summary: The Chinese new LHD - type 076 has been launched. It has an electromagnetic catapult track.
Some people here have no idea what happens when all out war breaks out, cuz they got no experience fighting wars.....lol:

This happened only 80 years ago:


Fools got no idea how to fight modern wars, nor any doctrine nor capability and in the process try to save themselves from total annihilation.....lol

The Japanese took on the USN head on......when these fools were picking their ass sniffing copium for the last 200 years.
 
Some people here have no idea what happens when all out war breaks out, cuz they got no experience fighting wars.....lol:

This happened only 80 years ago:


Fools got no idea how to fight modern wars, nor any doctrine nor capability and in the process try to save themselves from total annihilation.....lol

The Japanese took on the USN head on......when these fools were picking their ass sniffing copium for the last 200 years.
I'm trying to understand you...

But so sorry. I can't understand it.

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bro, Someone here told me they can sink an aircraft carrier in 2 minutes. Do you think it's possible to achieve this?

Ha ha :p - the last time I saw a claim like that one was with almost an Atlas size ICBM, meaning DF21D. And they claimed anti-ship, not even anti carrier.

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That is a lot bigger than the Brahmos. And Aircraft carriers have double and triple layer hulls. So sinking one is a pretty tough call.
 
Ha ha :p - the last time I saw a claim like that one was with almost an Atlas size ICBM, meaning DF21D. And they claimed anti-ship, not even anti carrier.

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That is a lot bigger than the Brahmos. And Aircraft carriers have double and triple layer hulls. So sinking one is a pretty tough call.
Aircraft carriers don't go to mission alone. They have escorts to protect themselves. Frigates, destroyers, and submarines are used as escorts to protect aircraft carriers. Indians are overrating Brahmos. Brahmos is nothing but an Indian version of Russian Yakhont anti ship missile.
 
As a reference. We can see how other countries are trying to work hard on the ocean.


Aircraft carrier. You can say it's useless. But you must have it.
 
Aircraft carriers don't go to mission alone. They have escorts to protect themselves. Frigates, destroyers, and submarines are used as escorts to protect aircraft carriers. Indians are overrating Brahmos. Brahmos is nothing but an Indian version of Russian Yakhont anti ship missile.
They run away 1300 km's from the scene when the drones and anti ship ballistic missiles come flying in. This what happened with the CVN D. Eisenhower 2 days ago.

An F-18 got shot down too in da confusion.

Irans drone carrier and its forward operating base ships are great innovations. Nobody has attempted riding the blue waves like this before in power projection:

 
You are correct. The source I was looking at had a mistake. USS Gerald R. Ford is a 100,000 ton carrier with nuclear propulsion.

One Russian military expert had said that China will loose 40% of its navy to sink one aircraft carrier of US. This is the power of US aircraft carriers. When they move in battle group like say in 7th fleet, its power is horrifying. This battle group can finish of many small nations and overpower any damn navy.
 
One Russian military expert had said that China will loose 40% of its navy to sink one aircraft carrier of US. This is the power of US aircraft carriers. When they move in battle group like say in 7th fleet, its power is horrifying. This battle group can finish of many small nations and overpower any damn navy.
Sorry, I'm just curious. Can Russia even make aircraft carriers?
 
As a reference. We can see how other countries are trying to work hard on the ocean.


Aircraft carrier. You can say it's useless. But you must have it.

Well in WWII for Japan, and for the Wester powers even in WWI, Aircraft carriers converted from Cargo ships were very common. You just have supporting poles/stilts go up from the hold and framework of the cargo ships to support a platform which uses timber (in the Iranian case, steel sheets). Here is a Japanese early carrier from WWII. A bit detailed but you get the idea.

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IJN Akagi
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