China's Type 094A SSBN Sub Brief

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  • @SubBrief
    @SubBrief  Рік тому +10

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    • @gulogulo7636
      @gulogulo7636 Рік тому +1

      Pushing unconscious bias? Shame.

    • @Ahmazzan
      @Ahmazzan Рік тому +2

      @@gulogulo7636 That and, maybe it's just me, but Blinkist smacks of corporate dystopian thinking; hell even the marketing "you're in a rat race and you have so little time! get ahead of your shmuck corpo colleagues with this neat trick!". Processed food, processed literature; I don't want either. I understand he needs sponsorships, but I hope it's a more cheerful one next time!

    • @5unrise11
      @5unrise11 Рік тому

      You actually just make stuff up about PLAN submarines. There is no such thing as the Type 98 (6:13) - this class does not exist except in your imagination, or whatever faulty source you happen to be using. There is also no such thing as JL-2C - there is the JL-2, JL-2A, and JL-3. The Yu-3 torpedo is not used anymore on Chinese submarines - they have all shifted to the Yu-6. This video reminds me of the time when you claimed to your audience that claims that China has AESA radars is just Chinese propaganda. I like to hear about actual weaknesses (and strengths) of the PLAN, but to actually give accurate info you really need to do some legitimate research. I am not interested in factually fuzzy or just outright wrong content.

  • @DOWNUNDER.
    @DOWNUNDER. Рік тому +39

    Great you gave the ship yards co-ordinates, iam going to the garage and spin up the old ICBM

  • @D3xt3rity
    @D3xt3rity Рік тому +54

    Hey Sub Brief, I love the content! Would you consider doing a general "China navy" video talking about how they would stack up against perhaps US and UK navys?
    Thanks and I love the content!!!

    • @SubBrief
      @SubBrief  Рік тому +29

      yes.

    • @D3xt3rity
      @D3xt3rity Рік тому +3

      @@SubBrief Awsome! Thank you!!!!!!

    • @brianstrandberg9346
      @brianstrandberg9346 Рік тому +3

      Indian navy would be interesting as well. They have a lot going on.

    • @georgemcbride7857
      @georgemcbride7857 6 місяців тому

      @@SubBrief if you do this remember to include the real posdibility - due to fact USA military are inS. Korea,Philippines,Japan and I would predict (maybe) Indonesian involvement -Natuna! And Malacca Straight!! Surely China would attack US Military bases wherever they are and even if they are not naval targets. Which then adds what North Korea does - anyone who thinks that NK will sit on the sidelines and do nothing is crazy. If Russia enters the fray you can rest assured they will attempt to take back the contested part of S. Island. Which would bring in the Japanese to the war for sure. And then what does the USA do about that. But I suspect the Japanese would crush the Russians. Any Russian naval maneuvers out of would run the USA submarine barricade. I could go on a lot more. The point is not to a half a job. Like USA vs CHINA. That’s just downright ridiculous and stupid simultaneously.
      And if I knew a battle is near with China I would have my “teams” in China with the necessary wherewithal to assist me in reducing the risk from sub base in Hainan, Liao Ning HQ, Xiamen and other strategic naval bases.
      Aside from that it is obvious to a number of experts China needs maybe 5 years to even consider attacking Taiwan let alone USA. So I will be highly critical of a seriously flawed attempt.

  • @Allan_aka_RocKITEman
    @Allan_aka_RocKITEman Рік тому +4

    *_Great_** video, Aaron!*

  • @TyLockton
    @TyLockton Рік тому +1

    Thanks for the great content Aaron.

  • @picardtseng
    @picardtseng Рік тому +8

    BTW, The 2009 ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence) noise level comparison in 27:30 included Type 095, the PLAN 3rd generation SSN, and predicted it would commissioned around 2015. 7 years after, the first Type 095 is still far from hitting water, the schedule is much slower than foreign predict. It is highly possible that PLAN had changed the requirements of Type 095.

    • @vincegallego2813
      @vincegallego2813 9 місяців тому

      the copy paste capital of the world change sub brief to sub panty.

  • @NiceRoadTrucker
    @NiceRoadTrucker Рік тому

    Superb brief sir thanks for sharing it

  • @bigsarge2085
    @bigsarge2085 Рік тому +5

    Always interesting.

  • @philorkill
    @philorkill Рік тому

    Interesting Video. Thank you for sharing!

  • @bigdevine
    @bigdevine Рік тому +5

    Really interesting sub brief. There is a whole lot of fire power under the seas around the world at any one time.

  • @zhubajie6940
    @zhubajie6940 Рік тому +50

    Xia and Jin are pronounced Sshyah and Jeen.

    • @DOWNUNDER.
      @DOWNUNDER. Рік тому

      I pronounce Xi Jinping - dirt bag

    • @SubBrief
      @SubBrief  Рік тому +23

      Thank you. I am working on my pronunciation

    • @mikecyanide7492
      @mikecyanide7492 Рік тому +3

      @Jay Risner other guys a clown lol. The 60s= a moon landing,muscle cars, unbelievable music... The list goes on. If you are stuck there I'm pretty jealous.

    • @fresatx
      @fresatx Рік тому +3

      Ok let's hear YOU pronounce Chevrolet Luxury Lumina 🤣🤣

  • @picardtseng
    @picardtseng Рік тому +5

    Based on the photos of models by CSSC(manufactures of Chinese submarines) and the satellite images within a year, the Bravo version of Type093/094 are coming (the first Type 093B was launched around April 2022). Both featured pump jet which is unprecedented for PLAN, and Type 093B featured VLS tubes. It might still take years to see their third generation SSN/SSBN (Type 095/096) come out.

    • @jamesmandahl444
      @jamesmandahl444 Рік тому +2

      Like in many other fields they have learned what they could from others and are now branching out into totally new, in house designs. The new "rim driven propulsor" is fascinating. Reminds me somewhat of the auxiliary power units on ruskie subs but much more powerful and silent.

  • @MrTylerStricker
    @MrTylerStricker Рік тому +3

    Chinese SSBNs are endlessly fascinating. Thanks as always, Capt. Jive!!

  • @uconnjames
    @uconnjames Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing. Would be great if you can cover more recent submarines.

  • @picardtseng
    @picardtseng Рік тому +24

    Hello! The noise level compariosn of submarines in 27:30 was from the ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence) report in November 2009, which represents the intelligence USN gathered earlier in 2000s. This graph should be right about the noise level of earliest version of Type 093/094, but this was a bit outdated by now; not sure whether they have updated version. And Yu-3 is really an museum piece; what are mostly mentioned are models later than Yu-6, powered by combustion engine like MK-48.

  • @ironichumorist
    @ironichumorist Рік тому +5

    Both France and England have commissioned new attack subs in the last 2 weeks. Good topic for naval news.

    • @R.-.
      @R.-. Рік тому +2

      The UK. The nuclear sub base is in Scotland.

    • @MrTangolizard
      @MrTangolizard Рік тому

      @@R.-. yeah but the nut cases in charge in Scotland don’t believe in nuclear subs

  • @babcombob
    @babcombob Рік тому +1

    Thanks!

  • @Chironex_Fleckeri
    @Chironex_Fleckeri Рік тому +5

    This will be very interesting. What are downsides to automation in subs, in general. Autoloader in Soviet tanks, automation in submarines. We didn't do that as much. Complicated question i suppose but it's a curious thing. Is it primarily driven by personnel management ... err, you know what I mean. Like the training of large numbers of extremely technical specialists like submariners was less of an issue for the Western navies (USN especially). You've talked about it before in other videos.
    It may not be worth your time to make a full video on it but I think average Westerners would expect the exact opposite to be true about our ships/subs. Responding to casualties, preventing casualties by having more personnel on duty at any given time, preventing crew fatigue, damage control during a casualty, but theres trade offs to have more people on a ship. etc. This is me spitballing. Maybe the PLAN would rather have quantity and thus they'd go for smaller crew sizes and more automation?

  • @red.5475
    @red.5475 Рік тому

    You should do a Sub Brief on the Type 051 Ming class boats. They've always fascinated me.

  • @NorthForkFisherman
    @NorthForkFisherman Рік тому

    Aaron, since you bring up ROK ASW and Sub operations, I'd love to get your opinions on their existing AIP and home-grown AIP boats. The Type 214 seems to have had some teething problems.

  • @Stinger522
    @Stinger522 Рік тому +12

    Deadly but not silent is the best description for Chinese nuclear subs.
    I once read an article on Strategy Page many years ago and it mentioned how the Chinese government does not trust its sailors with nukes. Keeping their boomers close to home could also be a way of making sure they behave themselves.

    • @BlackHawkBallistic
      @BlackHawkBallistic Рік тому

      Makes sense, china also keeps its armed forces as the PEOPLES liberation arm rather than the Chinese army so it's a party controlled military

    • @gelinrefira
      @gelinrefira 8 місяців тому

      I think the US should be behaving themselves first.

  • @russell7852
    @russell7852 Рік тому

    De magnitising that's something I never thought about. Naval R&D really is like the F1 of military Innovation

  • @Strategy_Analysis
    @Strategy_Analysis Рік тому

    Excellent briefing. Nuclear-powered submarines are certainly not China's long suit! With 2 patrol areas, likely they are looking at 8 - 10 boats.

  • @willmorris574
    @willmorris574 Рік тому +1

    Appreciate the shoutout to H I Sutton. Guess I will be tuning into your channel again!

  • @MrKKUT1984
    @MrKKUT1984 Рік тому +1

    Google earth should sponsor your videos bc every time I watch one I'm going to Google earth to try and find these locations on my own lol

  • @rkjessop
    @rkjessop Рік тому +1

    Is there an inconsistency between the building identified as "Submarine construction hall" at time 6:39 (40°43'6.84"N, 120°59'12.18"E) and the building identified as "Huludao Nuclear Submarine Assembly Hall" identified at time 6:25 (40°42'46.26"N, 121° 1'45.54"E)?

  • @jonathanhenson9091
    @jonathanhenson9091 2 місяці тому

    How good is the silencing and technical systems ?

  • @matthewjesko9923
    @matthewjesko9923 Рік тому +1

    Can you do a Yasen class Brief with albeit the limited information available ?

  • @gaiadruid
    @gaiadruid Рік тому

    Being a Navy brat of serious submariners and torpedo design fathers, you are the Most on point sir.

  • @BigTArmada
    @BigTArmada Рік тому

    Yea!

  • @chraffis
    @chraffis Рік тому +8

    Nice job!! Oh how I wish you were aloud to use your knowledge for US (and allied) sub briefs!!!🤔🤔 🤔

    • @SubBrief
      @SubBrief  Рік тому +9

      ... I do birthday parties.

    • @chraffis
      @chraffis Рік тому +2

      Noted!

    • @1roadrage1
      @1roadrage1 Рік тому +3

      BAD SOVIET SPY, BAD. Thou shall not lead the sonarman to a court marshal; then what would we watch.

  • @RealFluse
    @RealFluse Рік тому

    Yay!

  • @andrewkruchoski7757
    @andrewkruchoski7757 Рік тому +2

    Soviet boats likes to have two shafts .. that's what's she said... Boom. Giggity...

    • @SubBrief
      @SubBrief  Рік тому

      I approve of this joke.

  • @_Alfa.Bravo_
    @_Alfa.Bravo_ Рік тому

    A+

  • @jagdpanther2224
    @jagdpanther2224 Рік тому

    The 094 SSBNs were assisted by Russian technology in 1990s that was for sure.
    The JL2 & JL3 were roughly equivalent to Trident C4 & D5 in range but not the payload.
    But the massive hump was really an inconvenient for stealth.

  • @ramal5708
    @ramal5708 Рік тому +1

    Can you do a video on USN SUBSAFE program or system?

    • @SubBrief
      @SubBrief  Рік тому +1

      I am limited in what I can discuss, even simple things like SUBSAFE.

  • @CheapSushi
    @CheapSushi Рік тому

    How often do subs have the be demagnetized?

  • @iuryfranca8793
    @iuryfranca8793 Рік тому

    Hey, what's your source? I need to develop my study on it

  • @tylerrose4416
    @tylerrose4416 Рік тому

    This may be a dumb question, but is this named the type 94 because development started in 1994? Japan has/had a similar naming scheme where they name a vehicle based off the gear it was built

    • @SubBrief
      @SubBrief  Рік тому +2

      yes. 94 refers to the year.

  • @stupidburp
    @stupidburp Рік тому +8

    What keeps me up at night is the thought of Russia selling their SSBNs to the PLAN. Even transfer of the cold war era Delta III and Delta IV subs would be a vast improvement of China’s noise levels for their ballistic missile submarines. With enough cash, perhaps Russia would even eventually sell the early 955 Borei class submarines so they could standardize on the 955A for their own fleets. The PLA having late Deltas and early Boreis would allow them to approach close enough to the US coasts to strike everywhere in North America. After that, even inferior copies of 955 Borei class submarines could potentially be quiet enough to give them free movement throughout the Pacific and Atlantic.

    • @Ironpancakemoose
      @Ironpancakemoose Рік тому +2

      Chinese Oscar II's would be scary asf. As the PLAN would need to break out of the island belts, and im sure the Chinese could install some faster Granits.

    • @AJ-ql9kr
      @AJ-ql9kr Рік тому

      This reminds me of the Tom Clancy book SSN when Russia started selling their subs fully armed

    • @GintaPPE1000
      @GintaPPE1000 Рік тому

      Russia isn't that stupid or desperate. Siberia's minerals and oil deposits are China's key to self-sufficiency, and both Putin and the CCP know this - the only reason the Chinese want Taiwan first is because Taiwan can't nuke them if they get invaded. A war for Siberia also plays heavily into why the PLA is investing in capabilities that are of little to no use in a war to take Taiwan, such as nuclear second strike capabilities and stealth bombers.

  • @warmstrong5612
    @warmstrong5612 Рік тому +1

    The YU-3 isn't a stealthy first strike type of weapon IMO. It seems to be more of a reactionary or last ditch effort type of weapon. If a Chinese SSBN has to fire the YU-3 then it's probably because it was detected firing its missiles and was fired at upon doing so. It's a "if I'm going down I'll take you with me" kind of thing.

    • @NorthForkFisherman
      @NorthForkFisherman Рік тому

      Well, a missile launch is a very detailed and specific operation. If an SSBN has been engaged and has to evade, it's not going to be able to launch. Further, if an SSBN has suddenly gone to a "hover" at a shallow depth, any trailing boat will probably assume that is in preparation to fire. At that point, any ROE will come into play.

  • @donnysmith946
    @donnysmith946 Рік тому

    Demag wasn't all that bad with the BQS-13 system. Just our tapes from sonar.

  • @backseatgamer7367
    @backseatgamer7367 Рік тому

    Hey Jive just wanted to tell you I got great dane.shes one and brilliant.

  • @richarddouglas688
    @richarddouglas688 Рік тому

    I think the "yu" (魚)for the torpedo designation is shorthand for "yulei" (魚雷) which means torpedo, though the characters do translate to "fish thunder."

    • @zmcmgsg
      @zmcmgsg Рік тому

      Actually “fish bomb” while 雷 certainly represents thunder, another inferred meaning would be “a device that goes boom” like how thunder cracks.

    • @richarddouglas688
      @richarddouglas688 Рік тому

      @@zmcmgsg the literal translation of the characters is more amusing than the figurative.

    • @MrKayn333
      @MrKayn333 Рік тому

      In the context it is means a” fish like bomb” thus torpedo.

    • @ruiwenchai5654
      @ruiwenchai5654 9 місяців тому +1

      @@MrKayn333Torpedo first appeared in late 19th century. It originally defined as self-propelled water mine by Chinese understanding. It sail underwater like fish, then Chinese called (yu lei).

  • @johngarrison4228
    @johngarrison4228 Рік тому

    Where do I get a sub brief shirt?

  • @lukedougherty7078
    @lukedougherty7078 Рік тому

    Degaussing I think was the term you were looking for

  • @R.-.
    @R.-. Рік тому +1

    What if these subs are actually super silent but the Chinese install noise generators as a deception?
    At 120db do they have to stop the sub when they want to get some sleep?

  • @zeroxzt
    @zeroxzt Рік тому

    Anyone know if he’s done a brief on the Russian Hotel class? Really interested in the HENS, but I’m having issues finding reliable information on the Hotels.

    • @SubBrief
      @SubBrief  Рік тому +1

      I"ve not done the Hotel class yet.

    • @zeroxzt
      @zeroxzt Рік тому

      @@SubBrief Understood, thank you for your time and for replying sir!

  • @solarc4667
    @solarc4667 Рік тому

    Is it just me or does it look like the sail is getting longer?

  • @JohnSmith-eu3ql
    @JohnSmith-eu3ql Рік тому

    Is this re-upped??

  • @bendafyddgillard
    @bendafyddgillard Рік тому +6

    When you said "the federation of american scientists have blown that up", for a second I was horrified, until I realised you meant they blew up the photo, not the actual cave. Interesting stuff though, thank you.

    • @leomann22
      @leomann22 Рік тому

      That is an amazing thought right there. You can just imagine an alternate universe FAS where years of pent-up frustration at watching and not doing anything lead to ... rash and unexpected actions.

    • @RippinBmore
      @RippinBmore Рік тому

      The parade of imaginary horribles

  • @raysun5889
    @raysun5889 Рік тому

    Is Type098 a thing?

  • @randywise5241
    @randywise5241 Рік тому +1

    Not sure I would want to go in a sub that has made in China on it.

  • @thelemming54
    @thelemming54 Рік тому

    What is considered quiet vs 120 dB that this beast generates?

  • @felixpellerin7741
    @felixpellerin7741 10 місяців тому

    Mon: we have delta IV at home

  • @py439
    @py439 Рік тому +1

    YU-3 torpedo? "Yu" is pinyin for the word translated as "fish". See what they did there?!

    • @1roadrage1
      @1roadrage1 Рік тому

      Like a dr seus poem. one fish two fish three fish BOOM

  • @paddlingfool8116
    @paddlingfool8116 Рік тому

    Are you sure about the noise figure? 120 db is REALLY loud!!! If One is working In an working space with sound exceeding 80db, hearing protection is mandatory. At 120db I think the crew cannot hear to think straight!??

    • @Saberjet1950
      @Saberjet1950 Рік тому

      Most of the noise comes from the propeller and it's only really an issue at the back of the boat.

  • @BenShepley
    @BenShepley Рік тому +1

    for the algorithm

  • @jacobsparry8525
    @jacobsparry8525 Рік тому

    Police sirens are 100 decibels so that thing must really be noisy!

  • @davidtetard5781
    @davidtetard5781 Рік тому +1

    I don't get my head around the difference in speed submerged and on the surface. Submerged has to displace more water that is more viscous than air. So intuitively, I was expecting it to be slower submerged. Why is it that it is always faster in modern submarines? Someone educate me please.

    • @SubBrief
      @SubBrief  Рік тому +7

      modern submarine design has less drag submerged.

    • @over9000andback
      @over9000andback Рік тому +2

      Subs are built with a bow that reduces skin drag underwater, this bow causes higher wave drag above water. Cavitation risk is much higher. Finally some subs have asymmetrical yaw steering when above water so they have to be more careful.
      Mind you I am not a sub expert, I just googled this.

    • @stevepirie8130
      @stevepirie8130 Рік тому

      The old WW1 and 2 era subs were designed to travel far surfaced and were awful designs for submerged speed so we’re opposite to modern hills.

    • @lucasart328
      @lucasart328 Рік тому

      Interesting

  • @johnxina2849
    @johnxina2849 Рік тому

    Why there is 2 reactors? Instead of bigger just 1.

    • @NorthForkFisherman
      @NorthForkFisherman Рік тому

      Redundancy in the case of systems that aren't 100% dependable.

  • @noth606
    @noth606 Рік тому

    quite is one thing, quiet is another.. 13:00

  • @ericvimeney2241
    @ericvimeney2241 Рік тому

    Thank you Sir for your very relevant video. It's big business. Hope that some nations subs would track them at sea. Si vis pacem parabellum. Peace on earth. Submariner forever.
    Very respectfuly

  • @jimbe01
    @jimbe01 Рік тому

    Um, 11:11 - Should be Thirty thousand SHP, not Three thousand.🤔

    • @SubBrief
      @SubBrief  Рік тому +1

      i probably mis-spoke. It happens on my recordings.

  • @Daryl465
    @Daryl465 Рік тому +5

    The ccp won't like you telling every one about there sub's

    • @SubBrief
      @SubBrief  Рік тому +11

      oh no... :-)

    • @chraffis
      @chraffis Рік тому +9

      At least he'll hear them coming if they come looking for him! 💥📣📣📣

    • @corvuscorax8459
      @corvuscorax8459 Рік тому +5

      @@SubBrief *social credit score decreases by 500 points*

    • @jtough7499
      @jtough7499 Рік тому +4

      @@chraffis Hahaha that is top notch humor there...

  • @idolhanz9842
    @idolhanz9842 Рік тому

    Send it to Davey Jones locker...

  • @2WhiskeySour
    @2WhiskeySour Рік тому

    120 Db is quite quiet
    🦓

  • @etkjnasepiltn
    @etkjnasepiltn Рік тому

    Can ROKN new KSS-III track this thing?

    • @1roadrage1
      @1roadrage1 Рік тому

      Yes. It requires sonar oil but yes they can.

    • @stupidburp
      @stupidburp Рік тому +1

      Yes, easily but getting close to them could be problematic depending on where they are operating. If they are in the Yellow Sea West of Dalian then the ROK sub would have to pass through waters patrolled by the DPRK and the PLA underwater, on the surface, and in the air.

    • @ruiwenchai5654
      @ruiwenchai5654 9 місяців тому

      @@stupidburpActually, Yellow Sea and East China Sea are too shallow to operate subs.

  • @UpNfamish2
    @UpNfamish2 4 місяці тому

    Exactly what parts of China's Type 094A SSBN were assited by Russia's Rubin? Assisting a foregin country to design a SSBN, like helping them to design a sybmarine nuclear reactor, is tentament to suicide.

  • @JRock3091
    @JRock3091 Рік тому +1

    The United States is 50 years ahead in naval technology.

  • @Syndr1
    @Syndr1 Рік тому

    Hi Sub, i guess i could cheat and just re-watch a Rustkie sub video 📹.

  • @Knubbers24_Ryan_Van_Riper
    @Knubbers24_Ryan_Van_Riper Рік тому +3

    Sub Brief! 🤘⚓🔱

  • @marechalsaintcyr7946
    @marechalsaintcyr7946 Рік тому +1

    How do we say: Comrade - in Mandarin 😀

    • @LifeofCharles
      @LifeofCharles Рік тому +1

      Tong zhi in pinyin, more like “tong jer” but the o in tong is an upward tone that doesn’t quite have an English equivalent

    • @marechalsaintcyr7946
      @marechalsaintcyr7946 Рік тому

      @@LifeofCharles Many thanks 👍 now I see why I couldn't find it. I was looking for a single word!

  • @Ironpancakemoose
    @Ironpancakemoose Рік тому

    Chinese weaponry information is EXTREMLY restrictive compared to US weaponry and even Russian/Soviet weaponry.

  • @misteranderson3104
    @misteranderson3104 Рік тому

    Damn ads!

  • @meskalin64
    @meskalin64 Рік тому

    Blubb blugg, blobbedly blobb?

  • @Zhujac
    @Zhujac Рік тому +1

    Russian help build nuclear submarines lol. Mao asked for help but Russian refused.China got inspired by a unclear submarine mock-up toy from USA

  • @jmd1743
    @jmd1743 Рік тому

    If Mainland China were to be invaded like we did to Iraq then would they mess around with conventional war or would they jump straight to WMDs?

    • @hughmungus2760
      @hughmungus2760 Рік тому

      I can't immagine anyone attempting a land invasion of china in the modern era. Just too many people and too much industrial power.

    • @jmd1743
      @jmd1743 Рік тому

      @@hughmungus2760 I hear the plan is to blockade China and starve potentially millions of their people to death.
      I've never heard of plans of actually putting soldiers on main land china though.

  • @joebullwinkle5099
    @joebullwinkle5099 10 місяців тому

    For the most part, I still feel that the whole Chinese military is little more than a pumped up effigy of a credible military force. Communist propaganda should not be underestimated in its effectiveness to intimidate Western observers who are used to a more realistic picture of the World due to a still for the most part a free press. The one area of the Chinese military effort that I feel is enormously underestimated is their ability to essentially steal any secret that they wish to, this is where the Chinese have shown again and again to the complete bafflement of Western intelligence how they can obtain the plans and maybe even physical specimens it appears of anything they want. Western militaries should be aware that most likely the Chinese have decrypted any and all Western signal intelligence communications. A new approach is required that takes into account this inability to shield state secrets from the Chinese!

  • @churblefurbles
    @churblefurbles Рік тому

    csis lol oh no.

  • @behroozkhaleghirad
    @behroozkhaleghirad Рік тому +1

    As far as I know (I might be terrible wrong), submarines are much more complex than normal surface warships. China's surface fleet (the ships themselves, not sure about the weapons) are considerable threat to US and its allies in Pacific and maybe Indian oceans in future, but their submarine force has a loooong way to catch up, if they do catch up. Good thing is that Russia is not a naive ally of China or a desperate country anymore, and they are not gonna help the Chinese (their certain future rivals) with state of the art technology anymore.

    • @conzmoleman
      @conzmoleman Рік тому +1

      China is not a threat to anyone. They do however need to be prepared to defend themselves from the USA. You know - the nation that has 80 overseas bases, has invaded countless nations unprovoked since WW2, and constantly patrols the water and air bordering China? That one? I don’t see Chinese jets and subs patrolling our coastline. Why? Because they are not a threat. And you’d have to be both insane and insanely brainwashed to actually consider them a threat, instead of the other way around.

    • @behroozkhaleghirad
      @behroozkhaleghirad Рік тому

      @@conzmoleman I'm Iranian. I know very well what America has done. If you're Chinese, you must thank US because they helped you when your government went to war with Soviet Union. US gave you all sorts of technology, industrial assistance and support. Meanwhile my country's democracy and freedom has been robbed by US coups and sanctions.

    • @uschurch
      @uschurch 10 місяців тому

      ​@@behroozkhaleghiradyour countrys freedom has been robbed by the fascist shia clergy. The US has no patience for bloodthirsty Muslim extremists. Rightly so.

    • @uschurch
      @uschurch 10 місяців тому

      Russia is completely depending on China now with its disastrous war against Ukraine. They will give China almost all of their mediocre tech in exchange for a few repurposed washing machine chips for rocket production.

  • @jefferyr.powell5214
    @jefferyr.powell5214 Рік тому

    to me it looks like a delta 3 maby a delta 4 design stolen from the ussr.

  • @Yusuf13100
    @Yusuf13100 Рік тому +13

    It‘s so amazing how far the Chinese are falling behind in the submarinetechnologie compared to the American Ohio-Class or Los Angeles Class…

    • @tumultuoustenets1228
      @tumultuoustenets1228 Рік тому +9

      That's what they want you to think... lol

    • @Yusuf13100
      @Yusuf13100 Рік тому

      @@tumultuoustenets1228
      I‘m not so sure, about that.
      When a sonar officer a.d of an SSN tells us that it was extremely hard to find good sources and that this seems to be near to the truth, I‘d believe it more, than the idea that China has achieved to trick us all and step up to the technological state the US needed decades.
      In all ends, we see the Problems in the Chinese military
      The quality is not on the level as the US.

    • @joelau2383
      @joelau2383 Рік тому

      I am not saying this video is all wrong but China is definitely not stupid and they surely know they must make their submarine quiet enough to survive. So it is either some internet information are wrong or they have a certain operation mode to make it very silent under water while they wait for the doomsday.
      P.s. China has already officially said 039A/B/C, 093A/G and 094A are all false internet naming variants. China only officially name them modified 039, modified 093 and modified 094, because each batch of submarine is modified from earlier submarine batch, and there are no pennant number on their submarines. Therefore others can only recognise their new submarine of the same class when there is visual change or significant noise signature difference.

    • @whiteshark450
      @whiteshark450 Рік тому

      Yeah, of course. America has way more experience when it comes to submarines. Especially after they took in nazi warcriminals and stole german technology.

    • @bradz9413
      @bradz9413 Рік тому +2

      What? Falling behind!? Classic American complacency!!

  • @tomw86
    @tomw86 Рік тому +4

    First!

    • @SubBrief
      @SubBrief  Рік тому +8

      I want you to add that to your resume. That would be great.

  • @worthymartin4008
    @worthymartin4008 Рік тому

    bet you dimes to dollars the israelis sold on the mk48 like they did so much else

    • @Saberjet1950
      @Saberjet1950 Рік тому

      I read somewhere they got their hands on a training shot in the 80s or 90s. They also have technical documents on the ADCAPs and used that in the YU-9.

  • @dont259
    @dont259 Рік тому +1

    "It's not great."
    - Something that can be said for 100% of Chinese products.

  • @saurabhdang7307
    @saurabhdang7307 Рік тому +11

    Chinese building ships and subs like virus

    • @conzmoleman
      @conzmoleman Рік тому +1

      what

    • @1roadrage1
      @1roadrage1 Рік тому +1

      he said the chinese building ships and subs like virus.

    • @1roadrage1
      @1roadrage1 Рік тому +2

      its a reference to the location of their research facility. you can roto till the research complex with a b52 and hit both the virus lab and the marine research lab. the more you know. :heart:

    • @conzmoleman
      @conzmoleman Рік тому +3

      @@1roadrage1 … … … …

    • @1roadrage1
      @1roadrage1 Рік тому

      @conzmoleman Yes my dude?

  • @mdb831
    @mdb831 Рік тому +5

    CIA and NSA too busy watching Republicans and not watching real enemies. "Sorry guys we missed that the CCP was building a SSBN!"

  • @vincegallego2813
    @vincegallego2813 9 місяців тому

    china sub brief is no match to sub panty.

  • @PatrickBatefan
    @PatrickBatefan Рік тому +1

    Do a video on indian SSBN Sub noise level

  • @stang2291
    @stang2291 Рік тому

    If you would say these subs are not capable at certain level, I would not really agree. Back to the history of Chairman Mao, even till late 90s, subs development got way more attention than warships or carriers. Such a country with the technology and the capability of building modern blue water navy. They would not be happy to count on some "not so capable" balist missile sub. If they have been keep building the 094 before anyone would see the 096 in some future. There must be a good enough reason.