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Firepower bristles in South China Sea

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From Aviation Week

 

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Firepower Bristles In South China Sea As Rivalries Harden

By David Lague/Reuters

June 11, 2012

 

In the early years of China’s rise to economic and military prowess, the guiding principle for its government was Deng Xiaoping’s maxim: “Hide Your Strength, Bide Your Time.”

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From DefenseNews

 

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Chinese Frigate ‘Stranded’ in Disputed Waters

Jul. 13, 2012 - 08:10AM

By AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE

 

BEIJING — A Chinese naval frigate has run aground while patrolling disputed waters in the South China Sea, the defense ministry said July 13, amid tensions with the Philippines over territorial claims.

Must the Chinese try to one-up the US Navy in every incident? We run aground entering or leaving port, they run aground in high tension areas, sheesh .

Must the Chinese try to one-up the US Navy in every incident? We run aground entering or leaving port, they run aground in high tension areas, sheesh <g>.

 

It could be worse - you could have your SSBN collide with another one.

It could be worse - you could have your SSBN collide with another one.

 

:lol: you win sir, I had forgotten about that little incident.

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Seems to be a Jianghu class frigate bearing the hull number 560, stranded at Half Moon Shoal in the southeastern part of the Spratlys.

Only for a minutes at home after a week out, but in the Air Forces Monthly August 2012 Ithink is the complete OOB of the Chinese PLAAF!!!!

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Only for a minutes at home after a week out, but in the Air Forces Monthly August 2012 Ithink is the complete OOB of the Chinese PLAAF!!!!

 

Nice! There are days when I miss my AFM subscription but then I see the price again. :lol:

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