"Ten Thousand Ton Destroyer" Launches a New Type of Shipborne Missile at Night
Source: Global Times
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“Three-finger ship command, sonar detected 'enemy' submarine.” “After stabilizing the tracking, organize a torpedo simulation attack.” “Using rapid strike tactics, organize the launch.” The Navy's Zunyi ship successfully carried out a nighttime strike on maritime targets and maintained continuous monitoring of the 'enemy' submarine. Navy Zunyi ship's Zhang Meiyu: “Only by withstanding can we win, and only by winning can we repel the enemy in distant seas.”
Classification
Region
East Asia & Pacific
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Military Operations / Weapons & Equipment
Subcategory
Naval Engagement
SALUTE Report
Size
Not specified
Activity
Successful night strike on maritime targets and continuous monitoring of enemy submarine
Location
Zunyi
Unit
Zunyi Ship, Chinese Navy
Time
Night operation
Equipment
Shipborne missilesTorpedoes
Summary
The Zunyi Ship of the Chinese Navy successfully executed a night strike on maritime targets while maintaining continuous monitoring of an enemy submarine. The operation involved tracking the submarine and simulating torpedo attacks, demonstrating effective naval engagement tactics.
Key Facts
- The Zunyi Ship successfully conducted a night strike on maritime targets.
- The operation involved tracking and simulating attacks on an enemy submarine.
- The engagement utilized rapid strike tactics.