05.06.2010, 18:31
Turin schrieb:...ich denke, es wird Zeit, diesen Thread wieder etwas zu beleben.
Zu den neuen Projekten ist allerdings zu sagen, dass dazu praktisch nichts verlässliches bekannt ist, außer dass auch seriöse Beobachter (u.a. US-Analytiker) davon ausgehen, dass ein 094er bereits im Wasser ist, ebenso ein 093. Wie gut die Dinger sind, lässt sich schwer sagen, auch aufgrund des intransparenten ToT durch Russland. Aber insgesamt bin ich eher skeptisch.
Die wichtigsten Sekundärquellen, insbesondere unsere Partenrseite SINODEFENCE haben wir ja schon verlinkt, aber es kann nicht schaden, die eine oder andere Pressemeldung (acu älter) hier noch einzuschieben, damit wir unsere eigene Quellensammlung haben.
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Zitat:Yes, We Did It Again
October 10, 2009: During the October 1 celebrations
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One was confirmation that China did, as many suspected, put its first Type 093 class SSN (nuclear attack sub) into service in December, 2006.
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The Type 093 class SSN looks a lot like the three decade old Russian Victor III class SSN design. And the subsequent Type 94 SSBN (ballistic missile carrying nuclear powered boat) looks like a Victor III with a missile compartment added.
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The Type 094 SSBNs are based on the Type 093 SSN. Having already sent the first two new, 7,000 ton, 093 class SSNs to sea, China was apparently underwhelmed by their performance. Not much more is expected from the 094s. The 093s are too noisy, and have a long list of more minor defects as well. This may mean 2-3 093s will be built, while more resources will be diverted to the next SSN class; the 095. The Type 093 and Type 094 were both over a decade in development and construction. Work began on the 094 class in the 1990s.
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U.S. intelligence experts believe that China is building a class of five Type 94s.
The JL-2 SLBM (sea launched ballistic missile) carried by the 094s has a range of 8,000 kilometers, and enables China to aim missiles at any target in the United States from a 094 sub cruising off Hawaii or Alaska. Each 094 boat will carry 12 of these missiles, which are naval versions of the existing land based DF-31 ICBM.