Satellite Image Shows Chinese Submarine Entering 'Top Secret Cave'

Radio Free Asia ^ | Aug 21, 2020 | Radio Free Asia

[texas booster]

A rare #satellite image of what appears to be a #Chinese Type 093 sub at the entrance of a not-so-secret, subterranean base at China's southern #Hainan island. Yulin Naval Base is home to subs of #China’s South Sea Fleet and provides convenient access to the South China Sea.

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18°12'09.5"N 109°41'40.3"E

[al baby]

Sounds sexual did it release Seaman while in there?

[DUMBGRUNT]

Point Sur is 600 feet of tough rock facing Pacific rollers that come 6,000 miles to pound the central California coast. Like the 19th-century lighthouse that marks the Point, the now-derelict compound of the former Naval Facility Point Sur evokes another era. And it evokes a mystery — one involving secret underground naval bases, high-tech submarines and Cold War nuclear brinkmanship. As late as the 1960s, Navy technicians and their families at Point Sur monitored undersea listening posts used to track Soviet subs. According to one legend, it wasn’t merely hydrophones the Navy ran from Point Sur, but submarines themselves based in giant man-made caverns dug into the rock. https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/did-navy-plan-build-underwater-submarine-bases-battle-russia-84276

[JimRed]

No doubt targeted by 2-3 five kiloton warheads which would arrive in four minutes from the start of hostilities from a U.S. boomer.

[CaptainKip]

Where’s Gisslaine???

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks texas booster.

• A Chinese invasion of Taiwan would be a bloody, logistical nightmare