Vietnam Defense and News forum

ety said:
Vietnam is no slave to China, it has no troops in Vietnam. Just Vietnamese industry is tied to or dependent on Chinese supply chains now. If you people don't like, form your own or with others, China won't have fuss.
Click to expand...
that was a joke I made.
Looking back since Trump launched the global tariff war, Vietnam dependency on the US as consumer market and China for industrial goods is greater than ever.
Both China and America need Vietnam, as middleman, and as long as we are neutral, everyone is happy. No need for bloodshed.

To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.
 
3 naval ships
Vietnam launches 2 transport vessels and 1 gunship in a single day. Still no destroyers. Will be interesting if the navy has 500 naval ships with power projection into the Pacific.
To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.
 
For the first time ever, the military channel QPVN finally shows the big LACM and the air launched VCM missile with the EO seeker of Viettel1000041629.jpg
 
longer wheeled trailer probably needed to carry long range VCM06 cruise missiles
1780170130800.png
 
Viet said:
Yes very possible
The typhoons cover the entire Vietnam mainland while only parts of China. No, those midrange land-attack are very powerful not obsolete at all. Very dangerous.
View attachment 199369
Click to expand...

The US doesn't want East Asia to become the destination haven of the foreign capital.

Since they cannot directly attack China, so they may target Vietnam instead.

Since the US under Trump right now is simply unpredictable.
 
good to ambush capital enemy ships
TT400 gunships with VCM01 (130km), VCM02 (300km) antiship missiles

1780201165777.png
 

Historic Military Sale: U.S. to Deliver C-130 Hercules to Vietnam​

​

Historic Military Sale: U.S. to Deliver C-130 Hercules to Vietnam


The United States is set to make its inaugural foreign military sale to Vietnam by supplying three Lockheed Martin C-130 Hercules transport planes. Announced by U.S. lawmaker Michael Baumgartner, this development is seen as a significant move to bolster Vietnam's defense capabilities.

According to information reported by Reuters, discussions between the two nations have been ongoing, though Lockheed Martin, Vietnam's foreign ministry, and the U.S. State Department have yet to comment on the transaction.

The C-130 aircraft, capable of carrying soldiers and military equipment, will strengthen Vietnamese defense amidst escalating tensions in the South China Sea. Since a 2016 embargo lift, defense exports to Vietnam have primarily consisted of coastguard vessels and trainer aircraft, with cost and integration issues slowing significant sales.
www.devdiscourse.com

Historic Military Sale: U.S. to Deliver C-130 Hercules to Vietnam

Read more about Historic Military Sale: U.S. to Deliver C-130 Hercules to Vietnam on Devdiscourse.
www.devdiscourse.com www.devdiscourse.com
 
Viettel new U301 high altitude surveillance drone
It seems it is prepared for test flights.
1780205487054.png
 
Viet said:
Viettel new U301 high altitude surveillance drone
It seems it is prepared for test flights.
View attachment 199542
Click to expand...
The painting of the VPAF roundels is an indication that this UAV has been inducted into service. Note the serial number is being blocked out in this photo to conceal how many have been produced.
 
2ndstrike said:
The painting of the VPAF roundels is an indication that this UAV has been inducted into service. Note the serial number is being blocked out in this photo to conceal how many have been produced.
Click to expand...
Ah I missed the number on the wings. That new UAV looks much better than the previous UAVs. Is it a reverse engineered from Israeli spy drone?
To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Users who are viewing this thread

Total: 6 (members: 1, guests: 5)

Pakistan Defence Latest

Country Watch Latest

Latest Posts

Share this page

Back
Top