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Is This the Navy China Should Fear? (Not America, Japan or Taiwan)
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Is This the Navy China Should Fear? (Not America, Japan or Taiwan)
Any guesses?
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/navy-china-should-fear-not-america-japan-or-taiwan-75766
Any guesses?
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/navy-china-should-fear-not-america-japan-or-taiwan-75766
Ambitious Procurement Plans
Singapore intends to build a navy that could protect its territories and economic interest from the potential hostility by any immediate larger neighbors (like Malaysia), and more importantly a navy that could become lethal if combined with other regional and extra-regional navies (like Australia, India, Indonesia and Japan) against a powerful navy (like Chinese navy).
Singapore, therefore, plans to acquire more advanced capabilities for its navy, including renewing its submarine fleet, acquiring new vessels with potential to serve as an aircraft carrier and adding unmanned platforms to its defense machinery. As part of its submarine force renewal program, the RSN is acquiring four Germany-made Type 218SG submarines. This new submarines will be having far more improved operational and combat capabilities -- and are built to stay submerged about 50% longer -- than those of the existing ones.
It’s worth mentioning here that submarines -- unlike surface warships that have both peacetime and wartime functions -- are built to shoot and destroy targets as well as to conduct surveillance, even surveilling foreign coasts to gather vital intelligence. The very fact that a small city-state like Singapore has submarines in operation and is now renewing its fleet with even more capable submarines -- shows how ambitious the Singaporean navy has become about increasing its naval power.
Singapore intends to build a navy that could protect its territories and economic interest from the potential hostility by any immediate larger neighbors (like Malaysia), and more importantly a navy that could become lethal if combined with other regional and extra-regional navies (like Australia, India, Indonesia and Japan) against a powerful navy (like Chinese navy).
Singapore, therefore, plans to acquire more advanced capabilities for its navy, including renewing its submarine fleet, acquiring new vessels with potential to serve as an aircraft carrier and adding unmanned platforms to its defense machinery. As part of its submarine force renewal program, the RSN is acquiring four Germany-made Type 218SG submarines. This new submarines will be having far more improved operational and combat capabilities -- and are built to stay submerged about 50% longer -- than those of the existing ones.
It’s worth mentioning here that submarines -- unlike surface warships that have both peacetime and wartime functions -- are built to shoot and destroy targets as well as to conduct surveillance, even surveilling foreign coasts to gather vital intelligence. The very fact that a small city-state like Singapore has submarines in operation and is now renewing its fleet with even more capable submarines -- shows how ambitious the Singaporean navy has become about increasing its naval power.
F-35B Carrier & Joint Multi-Mission Ships
There's more to Singapore’s naval ambitions. With full-length flight deck, the upcoming Joint Multi-Mission Ships (JMMSs) would be almost 540 feet long with an estimated displacement of around 14,500 tons and are expected to carry five medium and two heavy helicopters on a flight deck. What's more, these vessels could potentially support limited operations of fixed-wing aircraft, including the F-35B warplanes which Singapore airforce is expected to purchase from the U.S. sometime in the near future. Therefore, these vessels could potentially serve as aircraft carriers.
Singapore's navy leadership also knows that they need unmanned drones and unmanned vessels having cameras and weapons to extend their reach and flexibility against threats. These unmanned drones and vessels will allow the motherships to see farther and respond quicker. Hence, the RSN plans to procure new vessels -- including new Littoral Mission Vessels (LMVs), new Multi-Role Combat Vessels (MRCVs) and the aforesaid JMMSs -- which will be having multiple unmanned air and surface vehicles
Exposed: Singapore's Aircraft Carrier in Disguise
by Koh Swee Lean Collin Bernard Fook Weng Loo
https://nationalinterest.org/feature/exposed-singapores-aircraft-carrier-disguise-12438
There's more to Singapore’s naval ambitions. With full-length flight deck, the upcoming Joint Multi-Mission Ships (JMMSs) would be almost 540 feet long with an estimated displacement of around 14,500 tons and are expected to carry five medium and two heavy helicopters on a flight deck. What's more, these vessels could potentially support limited operations of fixed-wing aircraft, including the F-35B warplanes which Singapore airforce is expected to purchase from the U.S. sometime in the near future. Therefore, these vessels could potentially serve as aircraft carriers.
Singapore's navy leadership also knows that they need unmanned drones and unmanned vessels having cameras and weapons to extend their reach and flexibility against threats. These unmanned drones and vessels will allow the motherships to see farther and respond quicker. Hence, the RSN plans to procure new vessels -- including new Littoral Mission Vessels (LMVs), new Multi-Role Combat Vessels (MRCVs) and the aforesaid JMMSs -- which will be having multiple unmanned air and surface vehicles
Exposed: Singapore's Aircraft Carrier in Disguise
by Koh Swee Lean Collin Bernard Fook Weng Loo
https://nationalinterest.org/feature/exposed-singapores-aircraft-carrier-disguise-12438
The 5 Most Deadly Navies in Asia
https://nationalinterest.org/feature/the-5-most-deadly-navies-asia-12001
4. Republic of Singapore Navy
The Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) is just one element of the city-state’s considerable qualitative military superiority over its neighbors—a superiority that, along with smart diplomacy and alliance building, gives it an almost-impregnable defensive shield.
As well as providing defense for Singapore’s 193-km coastline, the RSN can also provide offshore defense of sea-lanes and plays a vital role in regional HADR operations. Six state-of-the-art frigates, six corvettes, five submarines (with two more on order), four amphibious landing ships, four mine warfare vessels and numerous patrol craft (and new versions in the pipeline) provide the hardware for crews that are motivated, well trained and enjoy a good reputation, both at home and abroad.
https://nationalinterest.org/feature/the-5-most-deadly-navies-asia-12001
4. Republic of Singapore Navy
The Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) is just one element of the city-state’s considerable qualitative military superiority over its neighbors—a superiority that, along with smart diplomacy and alliance building, gives it an almost-impregnable defensive shield.
As well as providing defense for Singapore’s 193-km coastline, the RSN can also provide offshore defense of sea-lanes and plays a vital role in regional HADR operations. Six state-of-the-art frigates, six corvettes, five submarines (with two more on order), four amphibious landing ships, four mine warfare vessels and numerous patrol craft (and new versions in the pipeline) provide the hardware for crews that are motivated, well trained and enjoy a good reputation, both at home and abroad.
They forgot to mention our scholar rear admires.
the vulnerability of sg is the sextremely small size. 1 tactical nuke at the port where ships and subs are docked for kopi and makan, and it’s over.
I think China will laugh and fall off their seats reading this article about Singapore navy.
I already fell off many times already now don't dare get up from floor.
Singapore will be turned to dust by PLA, for nothing to do with itself but only for being used for base by Dotard forces. Will happen at TOTAL SURPRISE & FASTER THAN LIGHTNING with just 1 single strike (unlikely need a fill-up nor follow up strike) fully pre-programmed precised missile coverage takes 12 mins from China to Pee Sai a dozen of missiles some with multiple warheads all at the same time simultaneously synchronized.
Nobody remember that Pee Sai ever existed afterwards.
Nobody remember that Pee Sai ever existed afterwards.
Please don't waste money just for show. Use it and invade some of our neighbours. Up north to johore and malacca states. Down south to bintan, batam, natuna and abambas islands. On the east, sabah and sarawak.
FTs mostly useless...chinks and nehs.
Chink quality, well known worldwide.
Abt nehs, the less said the better.
Use of nukes can escalate conflict easily.
Who is to say Yanks won't retaliate with nukes on shanghai beijing shenzhen chongqing chengdu tianjin and nanjing for a start?
Nuking stinkypore might also mean global trade through Malacca straits would be hampered for years, if not decades.
And because stinkypore is so small, the neighbours would be affected too. They would object too.
Go figure out yrkf.. maybe go Burmhist land, Sam grandfather can help, buy mus give him begger food first yeah....
Don't think so leh.
We know Chinks can't fight.
They chickened out against Ah Neh one on one fight in Doklam. They are like pussies. Their women sell their pussies in Geylang, too.
I won't be so sure given the poor quality of chink fighters. Heard they lost 8-0 to Turks and 4-0 to Thais in air to air battles. Having another exercise Falcon Strike this year, occurring right now as I write.
Later will get Tiongs dreaming and writing stories got dragon got phoenix.
In reality, maybe lost 20-0 again?
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Chinks are prostituting themselves, selling their karchng and pussies for a few dollars in Geylang and all over the world. Says something different.
This ww3 is make for the millennium kids to suffer.... looke at hongkie millennium kids 小牛不认老虎...
Less useless millenium kids the better... many studied too many years must hv uni degrees, some fakes, waste parents money.... study useless degrees cant get jobs like accounting..
Less useless millenium kids the better... many studied too many years must hv uni degrees, some fakes, waste parents money.... study useless degrees cant get jobs like accounting..
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If chinks use nukes, no trade through Malacca straits, and stinkypoor sooo tiny means neighbours also affected.
If no nuclear strikes, then Stinky Air Force can strike at Chink cities like Shenzhen Shanghai Guangzhou or not?
We know chinks are poor fighters. They chickened out against Ah Nehs in Doklam.
They got fighters crashing out of sky all the time maybe as bad as Nehs.
Lost 8-0 against Turks and 4-0 to Thais in air to air battles. Conducting Exercise Falcon Strike with Thais as I write right now, maybe later chinks will concoct some imaginary stories about how their invincible fighters swatted Thai fighter jets out of sky with 80000-0 win record against simulated OPFORs.
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