The nuclear submarine collided, and a secret battle between China and the United States surfaced! Cracking the US Sea Wolf: Stopping the "Sweeper"

The U.S. nuclear submarine "Connecticut" collided with an unknown underwater object in the South China Sea, and 11 people were injured. This accident may have knocked out the tip of the iceberg in which the U.S. military launched a "dark war" against China.

This collision, in the view of the People's Liberation Army, may come sooner or later, but it awakens the Chinese people. It turns out that the "wolf" has already arrived, right at the door of Nanhai.

For the US military, a nuclear submarine cannot be hit in vain, and it must also have a conclusion report. Looking at the latest satellite images, it can be found that the USS "Mary Sears" (T-AGS 65) marine survey ship entered the South China Sea in late September, and then began uninterrupted large-scale surveys.

In the south of Hainan Island, it later operated from north to south along the coast of Vietnam, turning to the northeast near the Wan'an beach , and then turned to the sea near Nansha.

The trajectory of the "Mary Sears" is characterized by a large depth and a wide range of activities in the South China Sea within a short period of time; the other is to strengthen surveillance of Vietnam, with the focus still on China.

Several marine survey ships in the United States are good at seabed topography, landform detection, and marine meteorological and hydrological surveys, and they are also frequent visitors to the South China Sea.

The "Connecticut" nuclear submarine crashed on October 2. Is it because the previous scavenger survey ships did not work beautifully and did not work well?

As a strategic killer, the Connecticut is not good.

It is not a "lone wolf". It embodies the power projection of the US military from the Seventh Fleet anchorage Japan to the Indo-Pacific region. The most direct manifestation is the release of wolves into the coastal waters of China.

Seawolf class submarine can carry up to 50 cruise missiles or 100 torpedoes. It was originally designed for special operations.The trail is uncertain, and the dragon sees its head but fails to see its end.

This pack of wolves should be squatting under the Arctic ice, monitoring and monitoring Russia. They suddenly appeared in the South China Sea recently. We don’t know how long they have been lurking. If it’s a newcomer, the route is unfamiliar and the navigation is old. , Resulting in a crash, it is not ruled out.

Because the presence of US military submarines in the South China Sea is not high in itself, one fundamental reason is that the US military has limited grasp of the South China Sea cultural information .

This explains that in recent years, the U.S. military has continuously collected information on the South China Sea in the South China Sea, released unmanned submersibles for detecting ocean currents, and confronted PLA warships and fishermen and fishing boats.

The "Connecticut" crashed and hit a pain point where the US data is still insufficient!

This sea wolf goes deep into the complex deep waters of the South China Sea. It is a solitary adventure involving the deployment of US troops.

Public information shows that the "Connecticut" has been transferred to the Indo-Pacific since May of this year, and it will be active in the coastal waters of Japan in July and August.

appeared in the South China Sea, which is consistent with the US military's " maritime pressure strategy " (Maritime Pressure) against the first island chain.

Related to this incident is the nuclear submarine alliance of the United States, Britain and Australia.

If all these factors are taken into consideration, it can be seen that the U.S. military hurriedly transferred sea wolves to the coast of China at the risk of not being completely clear on the battle map.

This reflects a sense of urgency of the US military. The previous missions against Russia, including reconnaissance and monitoring of submarine communication cables, will be replicated and strengthened in the South China Sea.

This can be proved by the new strategic guidelines issued by the U.S. Navy for the first time that "China and the United States have equal naval forces."

US Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro listed China, military culture, climate change, and coronavirus as the four major challenges facing the US Navy.

Chinese military power is listed first.

Del Toro said that the Chinese Navy has become the world’s largest fleet, and China is a pressing challenge step by step. We must plan combat strategies and investments... This is the first time the United States has faced a battle in at least a generation. The navy is comparable in strength and actively deploys military power to challenge American principles, partnerships, and prosperous strategic rivals."

The Secretary of the Navy's description of the Chinese navy's capabilities is relatively reliable, but he has a good description of the People's Liberation Army. The guess of the purpose and the task is where to think about and where to say it.

Indeed, the United States has always played against weaker opponents, accustomed to dominate.

But in the face of China's equal strength When confronting opponents, they have to come up with more new countermeasures. Seawolves turn to the South China Sea, which is part of the new countermeasures.

For China, it cannot wait for the US military to find out the water conditions in the offshore waters, "Mary Sears", "" Victory , "No Time", "Loyalty" and other marine survey ships are all "scavengers" infested by Seawolf nuclear submarines.

The benefits of decisively stopping scavenger operations are great, and it can prevent the U.S. military from obtaining accurate seabed topographic maps, causing U.S. submarines to hit unidentified objects and be damaged and forced to float up.

At the same time, according to others Tao still governs its own body, and the Chinese survey ship will also expedition. will go where it should go, even if it is not for offense, it is necessary for better defense.

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