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Look at "An Nam Guo" map in old Chinese book printed in China, kid.
I said it because your claim of the SC sea as yours is worthless. Get it?
YES, show the wannabe bully Chinese that the U.S. is the Superpower. Send them a message: don´t mess with America!
By the way, Vietnam welcomes more engagement from you in the region.
Picture: WASHINGTON, D.C. JULY 25: President Barack Obama meets with President Truong Tan Sang of Vietnam in the Oval Office on July 25, 2013 in Washington, D.C.
Good ship
Still far behind Yamato
We also welcome closer ties and warmer relations with Vietnam.
Your circled the words "south east sea". Mind telling me what that is supposed to prove?
There is Vietnam map printed in China old time. Your ancestors stated clearly its 安南国 An Nam Emperor (Vietnam today) and also bordering with 東南海 (East South Sea) of Vietnam.
No where was South China Sea. Claim of China with nine dash 1948 recently is worthless.
The 7th Fleet, alone, could wipe out the entire PLAN. It is preposterous to even consider the PLAN a threat to the USN. The enemy's naval assets are of absolute inferior quality. In open water, we would ravage their fleet within a week's time. Air supremacy would be established and the enemy would sue for peace. Most probably their old regime would collapse and US-backed riots in China would ensure the supplantation of the CCP with a more democratic-friendly government.
YES, show the wannabe bully Chinese that the U.S. is the Superpower. Send them a message: don´t mess with America!
By the way, Vietnam welcomes more engagement from you in the region.
Picture: WASHINGTON, D.C. – JULY 25: President Barack Obama meets with President Truong Tan Sang of Vietnam in the Oval Office on July 25, 2013 in Washington, D.C.
I dont know what the problem is?
China is like godzilla and the other asian/east asian countries are like Tokio.
So it means they need to protect themselves.
The CHINESE NAME for the South China Sea is is "South Sea" 南海.
Its WESTERNERS AND JAPANESE who call it the "South China Sea". China never said it was the south china sea and doesn't claim the sea as its territorial waters. China claims the spratly islands, and the surrounding waters as its EEZ.
China has never claimed that the nine dashed line were its maritime boundaries. It claimed the islands and their EEZs.
The map shows the geographic features and political boundaries of southeast asia. It doesn't show the spratly islands as part of Annam.
Islands in Paracel and Spratly ware in territory of Vietnam and controlled by Nguyen warlords and Nguyen Dynasty of Vietnam from ancient time.
You continues to show how utterly incompetent you are at doing basic research and the real joke is STILL on you, kid...@jhungary the more you write the easier you are making yourself another record breaking joke of the world pretending no more than a wishful thiinking wikipedia "professional". @gambit is marginally better.
I am not dealing with you directly because you are writing trashes all along all the time. Hate to see your trash again. They are so negligible and you keep on harping your "professionalism" and offering a "lecture" to the forum.
Now if you are not pretending you are blind at the moment, what do you see in the vids:
Harrier:
F-35:
Me "Afraid " of a comedian? yeah because the jokes are so vile and the pretentious "professional" and impudent attitudes just make us SICK!
you dont like my dealing with you before then you are asking for a beating and now you are seeing how you are trying make yourself the mega-sized arse of the universe !!
and who is the "armchair General". I never proclaim I am proficient in military. You consistently hold yoursellf to be the "military" professional and now you are embarrassingly revealed as no more than a couch amature whose professionalism is gained by clicking a lot harder into the wikipedia webpages PLUS your claiming of military deployment in mid east
The B variant can do a vertical take off. BUT NOT LIKELY IN FULLY LOADED COMBAT CONFIGURATION.The US Marine Corps' short take-off and vertical landing variant had a requirement to perform vertical take-offs right from the outset of the JSF programme. However, the capability is not emphasised because the F-35B would not be able to carry a tactically significant payload in that configuration.
Operationally, the USMC envisions its F-35Bs performing short rolling take-offs carrying a full load of ordnance and fuel, and then performing a vertical landing once the aircraft returns to the amphibious assault ship or expeditionary airfield.
With a combat load, the Harrier is more likely to do a rolling takeoff, as it uses a lot of fuel to do a vertical take off (and it may not actually generate enough lift as well)!
So even for a current aircraft capable of VTOL -- Harrier -- the reality is that a fully combat loaded configuration severely discouraged vertical take off if simply out of fuel (range) consideration. The F-35B will be the same.In 31 years of flight, however, the Harrier's vaunted ability to take off vertically has never been used in combat -- only in training exercises, air shows and the 1994 film "True Lies," when Arnold Schwarzenegger commandeers a Harrier to save Miami from a terrorist attack.
You missed the point. No surprise there.@USAHawk785
Funny, how Gambit mentions guns control in China and totally ignores the fact that South Korea and Japan also have heavy gun controls paws in place, most Japanese and South Koreans will not see a handgun in their lifetimes, LOL.
You continues to show how utterly incompetent you are at doing basic research and the real joke is STILL on you, kid...
So what if the video shows the F-35B can take off vertically?
But here is the catch...
F-35B performs first vertical take-off
The B variant can do a vertical take off. BUT NOT LIKELY IN FULLY LOADED COMBAT CONFIGURATION.
Same for the Harrier...
Harrier at Miramar MCAS 2009
The Pulitzer Prizes | Far From Battlefield, Marines Lose One-Third of Harrier Fleet
So even for a current aircraft capable of VTOL -- Harrier -- the reality is that a fully combat loaded configuration severely discouraged vertical take off if simply out of fuel (range) consideration. The F-35B will be the same.
You think that just because you can hunt up that F-35B vertical take off vid and use it to make a couple of Americans look stupid? No. It actually made you look even MORE stupid than you already are.
Here is a little bit of critical thinking for you...
If we designed the Harrier to land vertically, it stands to reason that we should make it powerful enough to take off vertically. But it also stands to reason that IF a Harrier is to land vertically, MOST LIKELY it will be far lighter when it left, as in less weapons and less fuel. When a helo comes in for landing -- vertically -- he must be able to take off again in the event of an emergency. Same for the Harrier. As he returns from a combat mission, he will be lighter -- weapons and fuel -- and he will be confident that if he needs to maneuver -- fore, aft and/or laterally -- while jockeying for a landing spot, he will have enough engine power to lift himself up again, if necessary.
And that is why we perform vertical take off tests for the Harrier and the -35B. So that make post 207 technically correct.
And who is really getting an intellectual beating now?
YOU.
(locate and check with above post)F-35 naval version allows vertical take off like the Harrier
It can also carry Ospreys
Some military experts believe that the new Japanese ship could potentially be used to launch fighter jets or other aircraft that have the ability to take off vertically.
Since the end of WWII, the country has not wanted to build aircraft carriers because of constitutional restrictions that limit its military forces to a defensive role.
http://www.maritime-executive.com/a...argest-Warship-SInce-World-War-II-2013-08-06/