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To: 4butnomorethan30characters
That pic is not of a Type 094. The ships in the background look to be US, the one on the right perhaps an AEGIS cruiser. The sub on the surface looks like one of ours.

If the contention is that the Type 094 took the picture, I discount that as well. First. it would never be found anywhere near US vessels. Too great a risk, since the ChiComms have only one, maybe two at this stage and their role is to hide in the safest, deepest, darkest place they can find to avoid detection. Second, we would have found it before it ever got that close.

Many believe that the Type 094 looks like this:

It surely has that "humped" back which is absent in the picture shown, and it would be a much larger vessel than the one shown.

Though no known/public pictures of the beast exist yet. I am sure we have sat photos and other photos taken from our own assetts...but they are closely held. You can be sure whenever one of them ventures out anywhere, one of our attacks subs is close at hand.

Whatever the case, the Chicomms are embarked on a massive naval buildup and they have jumped several generations in terms of the capability and quality, and modernization of their fleet in the last ten years.


42 posted on 07/08/2006 8:42:19 AM PDT by Jeff Head (God, family, country)
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To: Jeff Head

Recommend www.sinodefence.com for info. Check the site out. Has good info.


128 posted on 07/09/2006 5:37:57 PM PDT by Fee (`+Great powers never let minor allies dictate who, where and when they must fight.)
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To: Jeff Head

Hi JH - any of the 094/093 technology related to the Toshiba milling machines that they sold USSR?


140 posted on 07/10/2006 9:57:27 AM PDT by stainlessbanner
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