Chinese hypersonic research

[TheTheoryOfMilitaryLogistics]

And yet you stated that you believe that the Soviets stole our nuclear tech in your words. Funny ain't it?

Read and weep.

I just keep cautious to all the western media.When i asked for evidence,i am in the neutral position.
I am not russian fan.But i can't just listen to one side and ignore the other side.
Your words tell me that America was the pure victim. For example,

Despite being an ally during World War II, the Soviet Union launched an all-out espionage effort to uncover the military and defense secrets of the United States and Britain in the 1940s.

These words reminds me of Snowden,LOL.
By the way,Soviet detonated its own H-Bomb which can be used in pratical war in 1953.
America detonated its own H-bomb which can be used in pratical war in 1954.
In the area of H-BOMB pratical technology,does US stole Soviets secret? LOL.
Actually,I don't care about whether russians have stole your tech or not.
This is nothing to do with China.
LOL,don't say shit as if US is a pure victim.Remember your Snowden.

 

[Oldman1]

These words reminds me of Snowden,LOL.
By the way,Soviet detonated its own H-Bomb which can be used in pratical war in 1953.
America detonated its own H-bomb which can be used in pratical war in 1954.
In the area of H-BOMB pratical technology,does US stole Soviets secret? LOL.
Actually,I don't care about whether russians have stole your tech or not.
This is nothing to do with China.
LOL,don't say shit as if US is a pure victim.Remember your Snowden.

Ivy Mike - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ivy Mike was the codename given to the first test of a full-scale thermonuclear device, in which part of the explosive yield comes from nuclear fusion. It was detonated on November 1, 1952 by the United States on Enewetak, an atoll in the Pacific Ocean, as part of Operation Ivy. The device was the first full test of the Teller-Ulam design, a staged fusion bomb, and was the first successful test of a hydrogen bomb.

 

[TheTheoryOfMilitaryLogistics]

Ivy Mike - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ivy Mike was the codename given to the first test of a full-scale thermonuclear device, in which part of the explosive yield comes from nuclear fusion. It was detonated on November 1, 1952 by the United States on Enewetak, an atoll in the Pacific Ocean, as part of Operation Ivy. The device was the first full test of the Teller-Ulam design, a staged fusion bomb, and was the first successful test of a hydrogen bomb.

Search it carefully.It was not the first H-BOMB which can be used in pratical war.It used liquefied diplogen and this is just a trial tech,not pratical tech.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

it mazes me a bit that chinese tell the world all of the weapons displayed on parade or under development are all for peaceful purposes. peaceful cruise missiles, peaceful tanks, peaceful ICBM and so on. peaceful exercises. everywhere you can see. chinese apparently assume all the people outside their country are idiots. all of such weapons of mass destructions displayed will escalate the arms race and increase the tension. like in the nature, action provokes reaction. continuing the policy, China will become a target, especially by America nuclear armed forces. there is a thin line between life and death. brave and stupidity.

Japan soldiers haven´t fired a single shot since end of WW 2. I don´t recall right now, after this world war how many times chinese clowns staged wars against her neighbors, exporting genocide, helping separatism movements outside China, creating chaos and advancing a policy of intimidation. chinese may stop looking at Japan, but look into themselves. china history is a history of bloodsheds. inside and outside the country.

China's thousand nukes are indeed for the peaceful purpose.

Because we are going to build our military so strong that we are never going to use it in the future, because no one would dare to mess with us.

 

[Viet]

The display of force is for a number of reasons:

1. To protect the nation by deterring potential enemies (which is a contribution to peace)

2. To prevent an arms race because small countries are practically hopeless to achieve a similar size and scale. Countries like US and Russia are already armed to teeth

3. To adapt military tech to civilian tech in many fields of science, which is a contribution to global development

4. To deter countries like the US from unilaterally disturbing peace in East Asia, e.g., waging war against North Korea

5. To demonstrate that despite of its capabilities, China is still very much reserved in its arms development, and even is committed to reduce the military by 300.000

6. To ensure our friends that China is a responsible great power although it is still a developing nation

1. that is ok. how many countries are on this planet? I´m pretty sure, every country thinks the same.

2. you habe humour. should vietnam surrender right now or later? when will you come and rape our people, because we are helpless, less weapons, less money, nor have any chance to counter your aggression?

3. do what you like. don´t bother others.

4. is it ok if china pukes on peace, but not america?

5. propaganda. even after the reduction, your army is bigger than america and japan, combined. needless to say if to compare to vietnam. today every modern army has less personnel.

6. you have friends?

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

yeah also the US says this is her contribution to world peace: the ICBM peacekeeper.
world wide delivery in less than 30 minutes.

LGM-118 Peacekeeper - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Peacekeeper was already retired, and now it is all about the DF-41.

 

[Viet]

China's thousand nukes are indeed for the peaceful purpose.

Because we are going to build our military so strong that we are never going to use it in the future, because no one would dare to mess with us.

I wish my country has 1,000 nukes, too. and peace will prevail between vietnam and china, and in the region for the next 1,000 years. nukes seem to be a peaceful means.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

I wish my country has 1,000 nukes, too. and peace will prevail between vietnam and china, and in the region for the next 1,000 years. nukes seem to be a peaceful means.

But you don't have this capability my friend.

 

[Viet]

The Peacekeeper was already retired, and now it is all about the DF-41.

and the US has no any land based ICBM? I´m not an expert, but pretty sure, the US still has toys in inventory. Minuteman 3 for example.

 

[bdslph]

the opponent will pee in there pants

 

[Viet]

But you don't have this capability my friend.

not yet, but we can build some nice peaceful nukes for world peace if necessary. we are about to build a new nuclear reactor of 15MW, 30 times more powerful the current Da Lat reactor.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

and the US has no any land based ICBM? I´m not an expert, but pretty sure, the US still has toys in inventory.

The US right now only has the Minuteman III in its inventory, but it is not as powerful and advanced as the DF-41, but only equivalent to the DF-31A.

The current elite of the US nuclear triad is the Trident II SLBM. The naval nuclear deterrence is where the US still ahead of both China and Russia.

not yet, but we can build some nice peaceful nukes for world peace if necessary. we are about to build a new nuclear reactor of 15MW, 30 times more powerful the current Da Lat reactor.

The nuclear enrichment is not as easy as you think.

Even you have achieved this step, but to design a modern miniaturized thermonuclear warhead is just another story.

You can design a primitive cumbersome atomic bomb (many other countries in the world can do that), but to meet the level of weaponization is just another story.

 

[Viet]

tiger bro, the 1-2-3 agreement US and Vietnam allows us to either buy enriched uranium on the world market or enrich by ourselves. but I think we wait for more powerful stuff plutonium, when our future nuclear power plants produce such byproducts en mass. we don´t need to kill our enemy 100 times, one time is enough. so normal nuclear bombs would be ok to do the job. no need for h-bombs.

 

[TheTheoryOfMilitaryLogistics]

yeah also the US says this is her contribution to world peace: the ICBM peacekeeper.
world wide delivery in less than 30 minutes.

LGM-118 Peacekeeper - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

China,Russia and US all have the ICBM system which is world wide delivery in less than 30min.
Don't you know?The third military power in the world,LOL.

WU-14 is the second generation of Anti-ship Ballistic Missile.
It is use for world-wide precise strike in one hour.
This means that we can sink any carrier we want to sink on the global sea surface in one hour.
It can load both nuclear warhead and conventional warhead.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

China,Russia and US all have the ICBM system which is world wide delivery in less than 30min.
Don't you know?The third military power in the world,LOL.

WU-14 is the second generation of Anti-ship Ballistic Missile.
It is use for world-wide precise strike in one hour.
This means that we can sink any carrier we want to sink on the global sea surface in one hour.
It can load both nuclear warhead and conventional warhead.

The top speed of the WU-14 is actually Mach 24, but the US just refuses to acknowledge it publically.