[Rebelbase]

Submariner comments appreciated.

[Tenacious 1]

Quantum Radar?

Is this a bad translation? Does this enable them to see what was in the Ocean in the past and what will be there in the future? Or are they just finding fish?

[pepsi_junkie]

I have been on airplanes where people have considerately brought chinese food on to eat. The whole cabin takes on a chinese food odor for hours afterwards.

I can only imagine what this sub smells like. Fortunately the North Korean subs never have this problem since shoe leather tar-tar has no odor.

[jiggyboy]

A lot of spilled coffee at 2:29. Was that an emergency?

[Lower Deck]

bfl

[TexasGator]

Nothing to comment on.

[ontap]

Likely a computer enhanced propaganda film. I would be skeptical of China having any kind of sophisticated radar that they haven’t stolen from us.

[bert]

The angle for the angles and dangles exercise was inadequate for a decent splash

(my submarine experience was about 30 minutes at the helm of a boomer under the direct command of the officer in charge)

[Mariner]

Quantum radar relies on light and microwave propagation.

It doesn’t work underwater.

And it’s not a developed technology above the oceans either.

[blueunicorn6]

Wow!

It has a Flying Sub!

[M Kehoe]

The Jacuzzi aft of the Con is to die for.

Not to mention the sauna in the missile room.

5.56mm

[Mariner]

All Chinese weapons systems are either direct copies, or indigenously developed technologies intended to look just like US/Western systems.

But they do not function as effectively or as reliably.

In 100% of all cases.

And no Chinese military man has ever been in a fight.

[captain_dave]

The interior shots look too pristine. Everything looks too perfect.

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

A lot of that video looks like CGI to me. Torpedoes do NOT leave the tube that fast. ;-)

[minnesota_bound]

Do they eat Chinese food inside the sub or have sub sandwiches?

[Tonytitan]

I saw a spinning periscope! They still use periscopes??

[Jack Hammer]

Screen doors?

[jacknhoo]

A lot of cavitation riding along the surface...noisey.