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Orca, remember this about the russian navy: It is almost purely a submarine force and has been for years.
Since 91, the russians have shed the "Extra" weight of the soviet union off of it due to changes in strategic intent and financial matters. Most of the subs you see laid up are of the obsolete types. New russian naval doctrine revolves around the attack submarines such as the kilo and the akula classes. and btw, never compare russia to france ever again ![]() |
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I beg to differ on the advance part.
InN is completely different from the shore protecting PLAN. Look at their capabilities. InN has a defencive and offensive advantage. And before you bring in the 052C, let me remind you it's no in service yet! 054 just got commisioned so don't hold your breathe expecially since we know NOTHING about the dystroyer the Chinese so ultimatly brag about. There are few naval experts here who will dystroy any fantasy of 052C being the "RED AEGIS" IMO. So don't start. On the next topic why is it that the Kashin II Class or otherwise known as Rajput Class have only 4 Brahmos whilw keeping 2 Styx? Are they awaiting more to be produced or is 4 the finall plan? |
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As for 054, it uses HQ-7 (upgraded Thales Crotale) for air defense (not great), 8 YJ-83 launchers for ASM, Ka-28 for ASW and also YU-7 torpedoes (basically mk-46 mod 1) and is supposed to be sharing some traits of Lafayette class in terms of stealthiness. You can check pictures online to verify this, since they are open online now. 052C will be inducted soon and 051C will be inducted in the next year or 2 I guess. Both are considered to have much more advanced air defense than anything India has to offer. No where near the latest Burke, but still can be considered dedicated air defense DDGs. The question right now is whether or not 052C is equipped with the APAR radars bought from kvant in 2004. The current buzz is that 054A has started construction in Shanghai and will use YJ-62 and HQ-16 (which is supposed to be super "Tor-M1"). The Catamarcan FAC class is also considered to be quite advanced. |
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1. US 2. Russia(deadly naval aviation and SSN/SSK) 3. France (One of three navies with nuclear carrier) 4. Japan (Great surface fleet with excellent SSKs) 4. UK (Decent naval aviation and that may be changed with next carriers...) However, I think the rise of PLAN, India and even S.Korea should not overlooked and the next naval crisis would be in Pacific Ocean... p.s. I should mentioned the Japanese JMSDF lack of carrier not by their ability but because of existence of US umbrella... |
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2. UK 3. --- 4. Russia/China (Russia may have more/better ships, note the may, but they are in poorer states of condition) 5. Japan Enzo: UK has carriers, not counting its other ships... in my opinion, in an all out naval war between France and England, England would win... but, while that point is arguable, I'm pretty sure the UK fleet can defeat the Japanese fleet... I mean, their noncarrier ships should be, at the very least, an even match (I would think UK would win... but hey), and add in the UK carriers... I dont understand what you mean by the US umbrella as in US planes covering, or treaties limiting the Japanese navy... but it still doesnt change the fact that they dont have a carrier...
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