052C/052D Class Destroyers

jobjed said:

They weren't taken at Dalian. CSSC in the background means they're taken at JNCX.

Dalian is owned by CSIC.

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.......I did wonder if the originator of the post got the right shipyard.......2 big errors in one comment. Please can members here post photos from Chinese shipyards that are current or at least from the 21st century.........lol

Apr 29, 2018

Jura said:

a cool view:

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052D型駆逐艦南京が就役

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052d type destroyer Nanjing is commissioned

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now





Type 052D Destroyer Nanjing/南京 (hull number 155) & Type 054A Frigate Anyang/安阳 (hull number 599) both have been commissioned already.

Simultaneously launched

asif iqbal said:

Simultaneously launched

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Lol I thought you meant two vessels before the photo loaded!

now noticed the tweet





Voit-on 4 x Type 052D et 3 x Type 055 dans cette photo montrant une partie du chantier naval de Dalian ? Crédit : 威猛

Translated from French by
Do you see 4 x Type 052D and 3 x type 055 in this photo showing a part of the Dalian shipyard? Credit: 威猛

Yes and rumours suggesting the 2 x Type 055 can launched within a month ?

Wow that means

1 x Type 055 in 2017 from JNCX
1 x Type 055 in 2018 from JNCX
2 x Type 055 in 2018 from DL

source is the tweet

asif iqbal said:

Yes and rumours suggesting the 2 x Type 055 can launched within a month ?

Wow that means

1 x Type 055 in 2017 from JNCX
1 x Type 055 in 2018 from JNCX
2 x Type 055 in 2018 from DL

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wowww .... fitting crews would be extremely busy in China ...perhaps high salary as well

From now on I expect 2-3 x Type 055 launched every year

Add to that 2-3 x Type 052D
And 2-3 Type 054B

Just when you think production has peaked

antiterror13 said:

wowww .... fitting crews would be extremely busy in China ...perhaps high salary as well

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Well The Chinese naval shipyards do work 24hrs a day, with several shifts......its not like as in the West, after tea time, workers pack their sandwich boxes and go home!