As China Unleashes 80,000-Ton Fujian, India’s Ex-Naval Chief Wants France’s Help To Construct Nuke-Powered Aircraft Carrier

[DDG-80]

Know your place

Ok, good for you and your country. I hope it contributes positively to your flagging economy.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1719582602179354716

 

[Beijingwalker]

Ok, good for you and your country. I hope it contributes positively to your flagging economy.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1719582602179354716

Every country can build some ships, you just pretend to be blind to see your overall shipbuilding capability in the whole world.

 

[DDG-80]

Every country can build some ships, you just pretend to be blind to see your overall shipbuilding capability in the whole world.

This is merely the beginning, just the tip of the iceberg. The game has only just started.

 

[Beijingwalker]

This is merely the beginning, just the tip of the iceberg. The game has only just started.

lol, its indeed "tip of the iceberg", Your place is among "others".

 

[DDG-80]

lol, its indeed "tip of the iceberg", Your place is among "others".

But that isn't preventing your flagging economy from further decline, while India is experiencing an astronomical growth rate of 8%.

 

[Beijingwalker]

But that isn't preventing your flagging economy from further decline, while India is experiencing an astronomical growth rate of 8%.

Lol, China's economy still grows, from this massive base. India's economy is so tiny, just a fraction of China's, when you are bottom low, the only way is up.

 

[DDG-80]

MTU is a licensor, we build them in China mate. Even Wartsila engines are built under license. The limitation is we cannot modify and export them to a third party without authorization.

Even in India, they're replicating the same approach: 50% of the parts come from Indian suppliers, and they assemble the engine at their Aurangabad facility.

 

[Beijingwalker]

Even in India, they're replicating the same approach: 50% of the parts come from Indian suppliers, and they assemble the engine at their Aurangabad facility.
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And then you can claim that Boeing and Airbus are Chinese products, cause they are made in China using Chinese suppliers.

Airbus‘ second assembly line construction in N China in full swing

Airbus‘ second assembly line construction in N China in full swing

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[DDG-80]

And then you can claim that Boeing and Airbus are Chinese products, cause they are made in China using Chinese suppliers.

Airbus‘ second assembly line construction in N China in full swing

Airbus‘ second assembly line construction in N China in full swing

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[Beijingwalker]

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Boeing's global supply chain. Source: The Boeing Company​

 

[Beijingwalker]

How is Tejas LCA an indigenous fighter jet when its critical components like engine, radar, flight controls, ejection seat, and others are from abroad?

 

[DDG-80]

How is Tejas LCA an indigenous fighter jet when its critical components like engine, radar, flight controls, ejection seat, and others are from abroad?

Its gripen

 

[Beijingwalker]

Its gripen

Still a whole bunch of India's " indigenous" products contains significant amount of foreign parts, many of them are vital parts, so what do you post Chinese products for? do you mean China is the only country make things with foreign parts?

 

[wanglaokan]

You are not second... 2nd is still hold by Russia. They are much mature and battle tested army in the world. When china fought the war last time - 1962?

And as per the same rating India comes -4-5 place.

So as I said. It's never ending game... Everyone needs to follow no.1 USA and so on

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we fought with Vietnamese in 1980s, idiot. 1962 is not even a war, it's a skirmish.

 

[Shanlung]

Even in India, they're replicating the same approach: 50% of the parts come from Indian suppliers, and they assemble the engine at their Aurangabad facility.
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India able to make simple assault rifles yet? or needed hand holding from Russia to make AKs for Indian army to use?

India able to make simple bullets for those rifles yet? or got to resort to tender from other countries?

Ah yes! India focusing on game changers after game changers that changed nothing at all

And please remind your navy to ensure hatches are closed and locked before submarine set off under the waves.