China’s submarine fleet 70 years on
China’s Navy established its submarine corps on June 19, 1954.
Just 3 years prior a group of 293 soldiers and officers from diverse military branches had gathered at China’s Tiger Tail Peninsula in Lyushun Port to discuss and study the technology.
Today this fleet takes part in international security exercises around the world and helps China’s navy secure trade routes for international commerce.
In 16 years, 150 vessels & 35,000 Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy personnel have helped escort more than 7,200 local & international vessels.
#China #navy #submarine #ocean #army #armedforces
Just 3 years prior a group of 293 soldiers and officers from diverse military branches had gathered at China’s Tiger Tail Peninsula in Lyushun Port to discuss and study the technology.
Today this fleet takes part in international security exercises around the world and helps China’s navy secure trade routes for international commerce.
In 16 years, 150 vessels & 35,000 Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy personnel have helped escort more than 7,200 local & international vessels.
#China #navy #submarine #ocean #army #armedforces
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00:00Strategic Navy Mama
00:14Domestic Armored Corps
00:17The number of People's Navy and Kayak Ancestral enemy forces are constantly grown
00:19the waging of war also has a fundamental change
00:22The Kayak is essentially a spearhead for fast-attack and long-range assault
00:25The Kayak is essentially a spearhead for fast-attack and long-range assault
00:28At the same time, the Front Line has long been involved in joint military exercises on both sides, including China-Russia, China-Pakistan, and China-Taiwan,
00:35and has been active in exchanges, assistance, and overseas visits with friendly countries,
00:38cooperating with naval forces across the world to further develop and expand the field,
00:43both showing the good image of a responsible nation,
00:45and showing the world the firm determination of the Chinese Navy to maintain world peace and development.
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