China's first aircraft carrier enters service China says its first aircraft carrier - a refurbished Soviet ship - has entered into service, expanding its ability to defend its sovereignty.Commentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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A refurbished Soviet ship + drving skills? That's got ocean bottom written all over it.
Still, bet the Japs aren't cracking jokes like we are.
And they have more than we do.
A refurbished Soviet ship + drving skills? That's got ocean bottom written all over it.
Still, bet the Japs aren't cracking jokes like we are.
And they have more than we do.
Good point. I have a funny feeling that there will be some shooting out of the Japan vs China thing.
That's one bloody expensive training ship. Without planes to do flight deck ops what kind of training are they going to do? Navigational?
That's one bloody expensive training ship. Without planes to do flight deck ops what kind of training are they going to do? Navigational?
Fire and collision drills.
That's one bloody expensive training ship. Without planes to do flight deck ops what kind of training are they going to do? Navigational?
Fire and collision drills.
That's one bloody expensive training ship. Without planes to do flight deck ops what kind of training are they going to do? Navigational?
Fire and collision drills.
Always loved the look of carriers with the ski jump type flight decks. I know the design is redundant but it always gave the ships a type of Popeye look (the way Popeye's chin kind of bends back towards his nose).
That's one bloody expensive training ship. Without planes to do flight deck ops what kind of training are they going to do? Navigational?
As the Brits, they are masters of that:
Britain's aircraft carriers could be left without planes because of savage spending cuts, Defence Secretary Liam Fox said in an astonishing admission yesterday.