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The device has an SOS button that alerts a central hub when needed, state TV reports.

The first Type 075 amphibious assault ship is expected to sail to several ports around the world after reaching initial operating capability.

The Z-19 lacks the Comanche’s most exclusive feature: the specially designed hull, sculpted and coated with expensive radar-absorbent materials to reduce its radar cross-section to 1/250th the usual size.

The new shipyard is expected to build amphibious assault ships, amphibious landing ships, frigates, and other vessels.

China appears to have plans to build an entirely new class of these kinds of integrated amphibious vessels, as any actual “on-land” takeover of Taiwan will likely rely upon the successful execution of an amphibious landing. 

China now appears to be copying the U.S. Navy effort to architect distinct, yet closely integrated air-and-sea focused elements of amphibious attack.

PLA practices drone-guided beyond-visual-range helicopter attack Liu Xuanzun Published: May 12, 2021 07:41 PM Attack helicopters attached to a naval aviation brigade under the PLA Eastern Theater Command sit in formation on the parking apron during a flight training exercise in April 19,2021. Photo:China Military The Chinese Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) recently conducted a live-fire exercise in which reconnaissance drones guided helicopters in missile attacks on maritime targets beyond visua...

China’s Z-10 Helicopter: The Secret Weapon to Help Conquer Taiwan? The Z-10 and its more recent iterations are all powerful helicopters that could attack targets or land troops. Key point: Beijing keeps upping the pressure on Taipei. If it came to war, how would China fight it? The Chinese People’s Liberation Army is preparing for air and amphibious attacks upon the island of Taiwan and strategically crucial areas of the South China Sea, using new air-assault raid tactics and high-speed...

Are China’s Attack Helicopters Getting Ready to Go to War Over Taiwan? The maritime employment of helicopters for attack, transport, and reconnaissance relies upon much more than an ability to conduct air assault raids. Here’s What You Need to Remember: What is perhaps most significant about the report is the fact that it specifically cites Taiwan and island chains in the South China Sea as locations that would naturally lend themselves to being more susceptible to these kinds of assaul...

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