Sinking a Chinese aircraft carrier: how Korea sees a naval battle

Against the background of the planet's immersion in the element of geopolitical turbulence and the arms race, the public is trying to connect to the global trend, offering its own vision of the "upcoming" battles.

For example, in South Korea, images of hypothetical battles with the enemy are widely distributed. Given the difficult relationship with Beijing, it becomes clear why the PLA is the enemy. One of the images depicts squadrons of the Chinese and South Korean fleets. The author, having an idea of ​​the state of the armed forces of the two countries, tried to reflect the types of ships and the alleged outcome of their collision.

The central figure is the engulfed aircraft carrier Shandong, the first fully built in China and commissioned six months ago. Destroyers of types 055 and 052D are in distress near the flagship. They are serially built at Chinese shipyards. The Type 055 is the largest ship in its class after the American Zumwalt.

According to the author's idea, class S destroyers and project D submarines "dealt" with the enemy. These designations apparently include the ships of the Sejong the Great project (also known as KDX-III, three pennants were built, the same number ordered) and Dosan-class submarines Ahn Changho (KSS-III, in serial construction).

Bravo bravo RoKA [Republic of Korea Armed Forces]

- writes one of the users, positively assessing the vision of the sea battle.

Comments

[APASUS]

What is this nonsense? We are already discussing the pictures .........

[Shurik70]

If South Korea accidentally drowns a Chinese aircraft carrier, and its leadership will have brains, fifteen minutes after the incident they will scream about complete and unconditional surrender ... Because if they do not have time to shout it, then half an hour after the incident there will be no one to scream.

[Poetry]

I don't even know what to write. Congratulations to the South Korean sailors.

[Crimean partisan 1974]

Congratulations to the South Korean sailors ....... I join the congratulations and immediately anecdote to the topic ..
A fisherman sits, next to a dog. and then the float goes crazy ... the fisherman picks up the tackle and the worm screams on the hook ..
-master, are you crazy, they almost ate me there under the water
the fisherman stares blankly at the dog and he
- what are you looking at ... I am self-bald
so with yukor

[figwam]

Quote: Poetiszaugla

Congratulations to the South Korean sailors.

I agree, a pure victory, you won’t find fault.

[Charik]

Maybe draftsmen and not sailors

[sav]

So that's for whom Iran did the model of the aircraft carrier.

[rotmistr60]

Bravo bravo RoKA [Republic of Korea Armed Forces]

They are afraid of their northern only-born neighbor, but dream of fighting China. But probably the victory in virtual battles is like a balm for the soul. Really complete schizophrenia.

[Thrifty]

South Korea also decided to punch the Chinese? Only, now they threaten from behind us, and as soon as the Yankees step aside, the South Koreans' retreat will instantly change to a more polite one, at least.

[sergo1914]

In Soviet times, I leafed through the cadet's photo album of a relative (BBC). There are PICTURES. With the F-15. As soon as they were not brought down. Handsomely.

[Hydrography Bay Golden Horn]

Korea's Air Force will be drowned

[Avior]

I noticed - judging by the deflection of the flame over the aircraft carrier, the wind is from right to left, and over other ships - from left to right
The submarine, instead of finishing off the aircraft carrier, for some reason crosses its course right in front of it. Are they not afraid to get under the stem of an aircraft carrier?
On the right, the ships, probably Korean, are crowded together, interfering with each other?
The distance is "pistol", and the use of guns is not reflected in the picture, although it suggests itself.
In general, the artist still needs to work out the details.

[Selendis]

Quote: Avior

I noticed - judging by the deflection of the flame over the aircraft carrier, the wind is from right to left, and over other ships - from left to right
The submarine, instead of finishing off the aircraft carrier, for some reason crosses its course right in front of it. Are they not afraid to get under the stem of an aircraft carrier?
On the right, the ships, probably Korean, are crowded together, interfering with each other?
The distance is "pistol", and the use of guns is not reflected in the picture, although it suggests itself.
In general, the artist still needs to work out the details.

I guess the answer of the Korean artist - I see it that way))) - piu piu, ours won)))

[Crimean partisan 1974]

Are they not afraid to get under the stem of an aircraft carrier? ...... well, what would have happened in the history of the nuclear submarine and Avik .... everyone knows ... and quite funny .... Avik Kitty Hawk and our nuclear submarine K-314 of the project 671 which ripped open the belly of Avik .......
In general, the artist still needs to work out the details ... and the artist is clearly blonde ... it seems that Avik was shot down in the air and he flopped into the water ... the missiles ... the overwhelming majority of anti-ship missiles go like as close to the crest of the wave as possible, the only anti-ship missile harpoon makes a "slide" at the end of the attack for 10 km. and in the picture some kind of ballistic battle .... in short, the yukors are blondes .... and they have stupid zombies. yes, like all the cinemas theirs

[Maks1995]

And what for it?
Drawn sucks.
But Koreans, Chinese and Japanese are famous for their ART and anime.

[Catfish]

Yes, it does not shine with grace.
This drawing will be of better quality.

[Crash]

Like Drying with Nimitz? Better quality?

[Fedorovich]

Yes, they have already tried to fight with China more than once - each time then they paid off with eunuchs and concubines ...

[Ryaruav]

To these South Koreans, oh yes, in terms of gadgets and cars, China is the world's first competitor, what is happening in the world 5-6 Asian countries keep the civilian radio electronics market in the world