Here in Manila, I can hear the intense cries from my fellow filipinos and vietnamese brothers.
Here in the Philippines we love Chinese, not Japanese. That's why there are many Chinese celebrities and public figures and not a single Japanese.
No match for the Chinese fleet.A more accurate one:
Shirane Class : 2
Hatsuyuki Class: 8
Hatakaze Class: 2
Asagiri Class: 8
Kongo Class: 4
Atago Class: 2 (+ 2) = 4
Murasame Class: 9
Takanami Class: 5
Hyuga Class: 2
Osumi Class: 3
Izumo Class: 1 (+1) = 2
Abukuma Class: 6
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Submarines:
- Harushio Class = 7
- Oyashio Class = 11
- Soryu Class = 8 (+8) = 16
+ support and auxiliary ships, + torpedo ships
55 + Destroyers, and about 34 subs.
Our goal is to maintain a Destroyer Fleet of about 60-65 warships.
@cnleio ,
Let's dance, bro...
Because land route costs money, its not economical. Sea route remains preferable for the indefinite future.
Anyways, @cnleio , so basically, roughly, each Fleet in the JMSDF (we have 4) will have anywhere around 12-14 destroyers, have 1-2 light carriers (a mix of either Osumi-class, Hyuga Class, Izumo class), and anywhere between 8-9 submarines, + auxiliary and support ships, anti-mine ships, torpedo ships.
- 1st Escort Fleet --- JMSDF
- 2nd Escort Fleet --- JMSDF
- 3rd Escort Fleet --- JMSDF
- 4th Escort Fleet --- JMSDF
Remeber counting US Fleet 7.
Not yet. Wait until the Phil case is over, then we shall see how Chinese mass react about it. I wonder how Chinese media will paint the international court as the bad guy.
Your leaders act like they don't care about it, yet they urge Phil to drop the case.International courts?
You actually take those seriously?
Your leaders act like they don't care about it, yet they urge Phil to drop the case.
Good luck cleaning that giant mud stain off your "peaceful rise" face, though I wonder if China has dropped that act already.
Bro, here i emphasize the anti-ship & air-defense capacity for main combat warships ... removed FFGs with HQ-61 & HQ-7 missiles from China side, also removed anti-sub DDGs with MK-29 launched RIM-7 missiels from Japan sides. And i didn't count subs from both side, just compared over 2,000-ton surface warships with strong anti-ship & air-defense capacity, that both navy already had.A more accurate one:
Shirane Class : 2
Hatsuyuki Class: 8
Hatakaze Class: 2
Asagiri Class: 8
Kongo Class: 4
Atago Class: 2 (+ 2) = 4
Murasame Class: 9
Takanami Class: 5
Hyuga Class: 2
Osumi Class: 3
Izumo Class: 1 (+1) = 2
Abukuma Class: 6
----
Submarines:
- Harushio Class = 7
- Oyashio Class = 11
- Soryu Class = 8 (+8) = 16
+ support and auxiliary ships, + torpedo ships
55 + Destroyers, and about 34 subs.
Our goal is to maintain a Destroyer Fleet of about 60-65 warships.
@cnleio ,
Let's dance, bro...
Because land route costs money, its not economical. Sea route remains preferable for the indefinite future.
Anyways, @cnleio , so basically, roughly, each Fleet in the JMSDF (we have 4) will have anywhere around 12-14 destroyers, have 1-2 light carriers (a mix of either Osumi-class, Hyuga Class, Izumo class), and anywhere between 8-9 submarines, + auxiliary and support ships, anti-mine ships, torpedo ships.
- 1st Escort Fleet --- JMSDF
- 2nd Escort Fleet --- JMSDF
- 3rd Escort Fleet --- JMSDF
- 4th Escort Fleet --- JMSDF
Bro, here i emphasize the anti-ship & air-defense capacity for main combat warships ... removed FFGs with HQ-61 & HQ-7 missiles from China side, also removed anti-sub DDGs with MK-29 launched RIM-7 missiels from Japan sides. And i didn't count subs from both side, just compared over 2,000-ton surface warships with strong anti-ship & air-defense capacity, that both navy already had.
Well i lacked Japan helicopter carriers ... Hyuga Class: 2, Izumo Class: 1 (+1) = 2, my bad.
