Chinese Admiral Wants To "Sink Two US Aircraft Carriers" Over South China Sea

We can also sink China’s aircraft carriers. And it can be done in a bunch of different ways.

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The Chinese send 3 years olds to full time military boarding schools.

In the US 3 year olds are being asked what gender they are.

The Chinese send 3 years olds to full time military boarding schools.

In the US 3 year olds are being asked what gender they are.

Right. The Chinese navy would cease to exist.

Yeah, how could Europe ever exist without American dumbasses.

The Chinese send 3 years olds to full time military boarding schools.

In the US 3 year olds are being asked what gender they are.

If that Chinese commie said that. He is already in the cross hairs of one of our boomers at this moment.

If they actually did sink a carrier, I would not even want to be in one of Chins'a neighboring countries when the SHTF.

Guess what happens to all of their American investments once they attack? This includes China's 1.18 trillion in U.S. Treasuries.

Good luck with that, China. Unless they want all out war, which they don't, they can STFU.

Quoted from a 2016 article.

"The United States now operates 10 Nimitz-class "supercarriers," aircraft carriers that dwarf all other flat-tops worldwide both in size and capability.

The Nimitz carriers are 1,092 feet long and weigh a whopping 101,600 tons—60 percent larger than their nearest counterparts, the Queen Elizabeth class. Each ship is propelled to speeds in excess of 30 knots by a pair of nuclear reactors, giving them nearly unlimited range. The ships are built with high-tensile steel for protection, with layers of Kevlar over vital spaces.

Each Nimitz typically carries an air wing consisting of 24 F/A-18C Hornets, 24 F/A-E/F Super Hornets, 4 to 5 E/A-18G Growler electronic warfare aircraft, 4 E-2D Hawkeye airborne early warning and control aircraft, 2 C-2 Greyhound transport aircraft, and 6 Seahawk helicopters.

In addition to the Nimitz-class, the United States Navy also operates nine landing helicopter dock ships of the Wasp and America classes. These ships are 843 feet long and displace roughly 40,000 tons. The ships are designed to carry air and land elements of a U.S. Marine corps landing force and have full-length carrier-like flight decks.

Each ship can carry 10 MV-22 Osprey tiltrotor transports, 4 CH-53E heavy transport helicopters, 3 UH-1 Huey helicopters, 4 AH-1Z attack helicopters, and 6 AV-8B Harrier jump jets. With minimal modification, each Wasp can carry 24 Harriers. The America class is optimized towards carrying Marine aviation units and can carry a few more Ospreys. In the near future the F-35B Joint Strike Fighter will replace the Harriers on a 1:1 basis, and the America class will be capable of supporting up to 20 F-35Bs at once.

Two new carriers, USS Gerald R. Ford and USS John F. Kennedy, are under construction, as well as an America-class ship, USS Tripoli."

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We have just slightly fewer aircraft carriers than the rest of the entire world combined:

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We would pound them to dust.

China is all mouth. All it would take is ONE, count it, ONE SSBN sub to launch it's full load and China would be uninhabitable for a hundred years.
That would be 25 ballistic missiles with up to 14 nuclear MIRV warheads each. A total of 350 nuclear warheads. At even a low yield of 500 kilotons on each warhead, that is still enough to kiss China goodbye.


Remember, we have 14 Ohio class subs with full nuke boomer capability. The others are used for cruise missile platforms, Also nuclear tipped if desired.

Oh yes. America is the only country to ever use a nuclear weapon on an enemy. So the question is would America do it again? Well, Duh. Hell yes. That is what it is there for. The PROMISE that it will be used if someone fucks with us just a bit too far.

And we will do it to you close by and far away, too.

Don't forget that we have a load of land based ballistic missiles too, that can reach anywhere in the world. Those are the big nukes. Pray they never get used.

America has always had a special way of reaching out to touch someone.

Yes, I would have to agree that it would be like finding a needle in a field full of hay.

This article is bullshit.

It is near impossible to find an aircraft carrier at sea and if you can't find it, you can't sink it.

Read the article about the US operating their carriers just offshore of the USSr and how the USSR tried and failed to find them.