A couple of holes punched through the hull of a China Coast Coast Guard Type 056 converted cutter as it got inadvertently T-boned by a Philippine Coast Guard Parola-class, due to the CCG ship blocking the path of the PCG vessel.
by Talon_Haribon
A couple of holes punched through the hull of a China Coast Coast Guard Type 056 converted cutter as it got inadvertently T-boned by a Philippine Coast Guard Parola-class, due to the CCG ship blocking the path of the PCG vessel.
by Talon_Haribon
18 comments
I say converted cutter, because the Type 056 is a literal hand-me down corvette from the PLAN, de-militarized for Coast Guard use.
Sooo Chinese war ships have paper thin hulls? Got it, thanks Philippines CG for fining that out for us
they should make the boats sharper
Bring back ramming ships!
Fucking based.
Chinese maritime forces need more damage control practice, it’s a key reason the IJN failed so badly.
Gonna need some putty to plug those.
Captain of the Melbourne can give a few pointers
This seems like an acceptable tactic that doesn’t cause further escalation. They need to equip the Philippians boats with below water level puncture devices. It will only be a few of these collisions before the Chinese reconsider their distance from these boats.
Oopsies… so sorry….
Finally the Philippines fight back!
“他们要干什么？撞击我们?”
– Some Chinese naval officer, probably
Philippines is learning how to properly deal with these clowns
Made In China 👏
PH ship was made in Japan
Looks like ramming is going to be back in naval warfare
Damn, this combat footage is lame
when was this ?
Well done Phillipines