PLAN Anti-ship/surface missiles

KangarooPriest

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Nope, the Y-11 in this image is referring to the Yu-11 which I think is similar to the Russian RPK series or American ASROCs.

This is further supported by the shortening of the Yu-8 to Y-8 in the bottom left which is a more well known anti-submarine missile used by the PLAN.
Ah that makes more sense. I was wondering what that was about.
 

Clark Gap

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Via 舰船知识 and @种花扫图 from Weibo

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This image miss two types of new AShM:

YJ-83 with new dual infrared and radar seekers:
More images of the improved YJ-83 with dual infrared and radar seekers.

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And YJ-62 with an additional IR seeker.
A YJ-62(S) being launched from DDG 150 Changchun. It appears to feature dual seekers (radar + infrared).

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FairAndUnbiased

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is this stuff legal? you are disguised as civilians...
as long as the ship is China flagged, it is OK. the merchant marine is considered a part of military logistics if it refuses foreign military orders in any way. in addition, it would allow the vast inventory of container ships to be PLAN missile batteries that launch long ranged missiles either at fixed targets or under direction of offboard assets.
 
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