China economy boost the Navy, 6th 052C DDG finished next 055

[cnleio]

Do you know when US got AIM-54 ?

If you thinking about S300, do you know how fast SR-72 fly ?

Show me How SR-72 fly, if this is not only on the blueprint. LOL~!

Wiki: Wu-14 _ at a speed above Mach 10 - or 12,359 kilometers per hour

 

[BoQ77]

Show me How SR-72 fly, if this is not only on the blueprint. LOL~!

Wiki: Wu-14 _ at a speed above Mach 10 - or 12,359 kilometers per hour

Wu14 is not the way Chinese called about that warhead-like. Tell me what's the Chinese authority talk about so-called Wu-14.

Russian ICBM always has speed Mach 20+

Minuteman 3 Speed: Approximately 15,000 mph (Mach 23 or 24,000 kph) at burnout

 

[BoQ77]

Show me How SR-72 fly, if this is not only on the blueprint. LOL~!

SR-72 would be at same speed as X-51 WaveRider Mach 6, while SR-71 at Mach 3.4

The Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird holds the official Air Speed Record for a manned airbreathing jet aircraft with a speed of 3,530 km/h (2,193 mph / Mach 3.3 ). It was capable of taking off and landing unassisted on conventional runways. The record was set on 28 July 1976 by Eldon W. Joersz and George T. Morgan Jr. near Beale Air Force Base, California, US.

The fastest manned atmospheric vehicle of all time was the Apollo Command Module as it returned from the moon, reaching speeds of around Mach 30

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JMSDF BMD: The Equipment

JS Myoko
(click to view full)
Japan already had Kongo-Class AEGIS destroyers

, and SM-3 Block IA Standard missiles, in its inventory when the upgrades began. The JMSDF had 4 AEGIS destroyers operating with SM-2 missiles at sea when the upgrades were first requested; the 5th and 6th AEGIS destroyers were under construction. The US DSCA believed, correctly, that the JMSDF was fully capable of integrating the modified AEGIS Weapon System and SM-3 Block IA into its operational forces, and will receive what it needs to maintain and support the systems.

AEGIS BMD 3.0 can be used only for tracking, while AEGIS BMD 3.6.1 can be used for full engagement. Japan’s goal is to have all ship equipped with BMD 3.6.1, and this has been achieved. Presumably, the final upgrades will also include Cooperative Engagement Capability.

A program is underway to upgrade Japan’s 2 Atago Class AEGIS destroyers, which are a larger version of the Kongo Class. This will give Japan 6 BMD ships, and Japan may be about to allocate funds to build 2 new destroyers with AEGIS BMD pre-installed. If so, current estimates indicate that they would arrive in 2020 – 2021.

Based on a conservative 1 deployed, 1 portside/ training, 1 maintenance ratio, 6 ships ensures 2 deployed vessels at all times. In reality, the amount of time in maintenance is smaller, but 8 ships provide more surge capacity coverage, act as insurance against accidents that may take a ship or 2 out of service, and allow the JMSDF to use its top-end ships for more territorial patrols. America’s long-running failure to prevent North Korea from going nuclear has become a grave concern, but not the only one. China is stepping up its activities in the Yellow Sea and beyond, especially around disputed territories.

Future Equipment

SM-3s evolve
(click to view full)
The USA has tested AEGIS BMD 4.0.2 equipment and software on board USS Lake Erie [CG 70], and is beginning to roll it out to their fleet. Unless Japan demands a single BMD combat system fleet-wide, BMD 4.0.2 offers advantages for the Atago Class retrofits when using the current SM-3 Block IB missile.

Meanwhile, American system development is continuing. BMD 5.0 will shift the system to full open architecture electronics, and BMD 5.1 will introduce compatibility with the US-Japanese SM-3 Block IIA. Eventually, the Japanese will be upgrading their existing AEGIS BMD systems – the only questions are to what versions, and how many times.

The jointly-developed SM-3 Block IIA missile is wider, creating longer range and better intercept geometry. In English: it has the ability defend larger areas, and hit longer-range missiles with a higher flight profile. Whereas SM-3 Block I missiles would require about 6 ships to defend Japan, SM-3 Block IIA missiles could cut that to 3 or even 2. Introduction is tentatively scheduled for 2018

 

[sword1947]

I don't even want to discuss with our delusional Vietnamese friend. They think they got Kilo, a couple missile, Brahmo or whatever that is, is going to defeat us. Let be honest here, a few EMP pop and couple cyber attack will knock all their guiding system out and make their electronic equipment becomes junk.

Man, what you told is out of their knowledge. They can not understand that

If we didn't get victory. Nowaday, North Vietnam occupied by China, South Vietnam occupied by Khmer Rouge.

Because we do not need your useless people

Wu14 is not the way Chinese called about that warhead-like. Tell me what's the Chinese authority talk about so-called Wu-14.

Russian ICBM always has speed Mach 20+

Minuteman 3 Speed: Approximately 15,000 mph (Mach 23 or 24,000 kph) at burnout

If Russian have, why not ask them to sell you some?

 

[cnleio]

SR-72 would be at same speed as X-51 WaveRider Mach 6, while SR-71 at Mach 3.4

The Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird holds the official Air Speed Record for a manned airbreathing jet aircraft with a speed of 3,530 km/h (2,193 mph / Mach 3.3 ). It was capable of taking off and landing unassisted on conventional runways. The record was set on 28 July 1976 by Eldon W. Joersz and George T. Morgan Jr. near Beale Air Force Base, California, US.

The fastest manned atmospheric vehicle of all time was the Apollo Command Module as it returned from the moon, reaching speeds of around Mach 30

If u wanna continue to compare which one is the fastest aircraft or want to introduce American SR-72 (still lay on the blueprint), u'd better create a new thread to discuss them, leave this thread alone.

---------------------------

JMSDF BMD: The Equipment

JS Myoko
(click to view full)
Japan already had Kongo-Class AEGIS destroyers

, and SM-3 Block IA Standard missiles, in its inventory when the upgrades began. The JMSDF had 4 AEGIS destroyers operating with SM-2 missiles at sea when the upgrades were first requested; the 5th and 6th AEGIS destroyers were under construction. The US DSCA believed, correctly, that the JMSDF was fully capable of integrating the modified AEGIS Weapon System and SM-3 Block IA into its operational forces, and will receive what it needs to maintain and support the systems.

AEGIS BMD 3.0 can be used only for tracking, while AEGIS BMD 3.6.1 can be used for full engagement. Japan’s goal is to have all ship equipped with BMD 3.6.1, and this has been achieved. Presumably, the final upgrades will also include Cooperative Engagement Capability.

A program is underway to upgrade Japan’s 2 Atago Class AEGIS destroyers, which are a larger version of the Kongo Class. This will give Japan 6 BMD ships, and Japan may be about to allocate funds to build 2 new destroyers with AEGIS BMD pre-installed. If so, current estimates indicate that they would arrive in 2020 – 2021.

Based on a conservative 1 deployed, 1 portside/ training, 1 maintenance ratio, 6 ships ensures 2 deployed vessels at all times. In reality, the amount of time in maintenance is smaller, but 8 ships provide more surge capacity coverage, act as insurance against accidents that may take a ship or 2 out of service, and allow the JMSDF to use its top-end ships for more territorial patrols. America’s long-running failure to prevent North Korea from going nuclear has become a grave concern, but not the only one. China is stepping up its activities in the Yellow Sea and beyond, especially around disputed territories.

Future Equipment

SM-3s evolve
(click to view full)
The USA has tested AEGIS BMD 4.0.2 equipment and software on board USS Lake Erie [CG 70], and is beginning to roll it out to their fleet. Unless Japan demands a single BMD combat system fleet-wide, BMD 4.0.2 offers advantages for the Atago Class retrofits when using the current SM-3 Block IB missile.

Meanwhile, American system development is continuing. BMD 5.0 will shift the system to full open architecture electronics, and BMD 5.1 will introduce compatibility with the US-Japanese SM-3 Block IIA. Eventually, the Japanese will be upgrading their existing AEGIS BMD systems – the only questions are to what versions, and how many times.

The jointly-developed SM-3 Block IIA missile is wider, creating longer range and better intercept geometry. In English: it has the ability defend larger areas, and hit longer-range missiles with a higher flight profile. Whereas SM-3 Block I missiles would require about 6 ships to defend Japan, SM-3 Block IIA missiles could cut that to 3 or even 2. Introduction is tentatively scheduled for 2018

I think u'd better count carefully now JMSDF has how many AEGIS ships, and future numbers ? If u want to show off COPY & PASTE skill, u'd better add this article into JMSDF millitary thread.

SM-3 Block IA standard missile won't export 3rd country, coz original developed by U.S and Japan, even Japanese also buy SM3 missiles from Lockheed

 

[sicsheep]

Wu14 is not the way Chinese called about that warhead-like. Tell me what's the Chinese authority talk about so-called Wu-14.

Russian ICBM always has speed Mach 20+

Minuteman 3 Speed: Approximately 15,000 mph (Mach 23 or 24,000 kph) at burnout

Hmm, you are talking about ICBM reentry, terminal velocity, Hypersonic glider stays within the atmosphere the entire flight, giving very little reaction time,


“The beauty of the HGV is that it can perform hypersonic precision strikes while maintaining a relatively low altitude and flat trajectory, making it far less vulnerable to missile defenses,” Rick Fisher, an analyst at the International Assessment and Strategy Center, told the Washington Free Beacon.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Hmm, you are talking about ICBM reentry, terminal velocity, Hypersonic glider stays within the atmosphere the entire flight, giving very little reaction time,

“The beauty of the HGV is that it can perform hypersonic precision strikes while maintaining a relatively low altitude and flat trajectory, making it far less vulnerable to missile defenses,” Rick Fisher, an analyst at the International Assessment and Strategy Center, told the Washington Free Beacon.

BoQ77 has no idea what he is talking about, the only purpose that he came here is to troll.

 

[cnleio]

Latest pics of J.N shipyard, China new 052 DDGs continue building

Another GOOD NEWS, is DaLian shipyard start to build 052D DDG in September, soon we can see 052D pics in Da Lian of North China too. Both China JN and DaLian shipyards building 052D DDGs together, whatever China plan 12x or 20x 052D DDGs in the future, PLAN 052 DDG Fleets can come true in next years !

2014 PLAN has 2x 052D N.o172 and N.o173 (sea trial), 2015 China will have more 052D DDGs built by two big shipyards.

 

[Aepsilons]

Latest pics of J.N shipyard, China new 052 DDGs continue building

Another GOOD NEWS, is DaLian shipyard start to build 052D DDG in September, soo we will see 052D pics in Da Lian of North China too. Both China JN and DaLian shipyards building 052D DDGs together, whatever China plan 12x or 20x 052D DDGs in the future, PLAN 052 DDG Fleets can come true in next years !

2014 PLAN has 2x 052D N.o172 and N.o173 (sea trial), 2015 China will have more 052D DDGs built by two big shipyards.

Truly beautiful!

 

[cnleio]

Latest pics, military port of PLA East Sea Fleet

This world changing so FAST ... will be faster ~!

 

[Aepsilons]

Latest pics, military port of PLA East Sea Fleet

This world changing so FAST ... will be faster ~!
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[ChineseTiger1986]

Latest pics of J.N shipyard, China new 052 DDGs continue building

Another GOOD NEWS, is DaLian shipyard start to build 052D DDG in September, soon we can see 052D pics in Da Lian of North China too. Both China JN and DaLian shipyards building 052D DDGs together, whatever China plan 12x or 20x 052D DDGs in the future, PLAN 052 DDG Fleets can come true in next years !

2014 PLAN has 2x 052D N.o172 and N.o173 (sea trial), 2015 China will have more 052D DDGs built by two big shipyards.

D2 in outside, D3/D4/D5 in the pool, and D6 in the shipyard.

 

[cnleio]

More 052D DDGs

055 DDG model finished

 

[english_man]

Some excellent recent posts from members here, i particularly liked the updated photos from 'JN' shipyard.

 

[GeHAC]

I means J58

It‘s indeed an awesome design but its not economical now.