Korean Wild Sprinkle 11 trillion!Build an arms monster and become an armament giant!
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Isn't Korea fighting?1.1 trillion won, I'm also drunk, I actually want to build a 3,600-ton submarine, it's like smashing the pot and selling iron, and I have to get armaments to the sky!Where did you get so much money?Is this making arms or superheroes?All of a sudden, I felt like Korea was going to do something!
In broad daylight, they Hanwha Marine actually dared to sign a 1If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I would definitely not believe it. I heard that it is for the Navy to build a 3,600-ton submarine, what a big project is this?How long is it going to take?!
Formerly known as Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, the company has been building submarines since joining the Hanwha Group in 2021. Isn't that a good start?However, if they can get this done, they may really become a major arms power.
This project is called the second batch of Changbogo III, and it sounds a bit lofty, as if it is going to do a big business. I checked, and this is a pretty powerful submarine, and this guy has increased in size and weight compared to the Dosan Ahn Chang-Ho and Roks Ahn Mu that are already in service. Looking at that **, I feel, isn't this the rhythm of doing things?
What's even crazier is that this submarine should be equipped with an advanced combat system, and its detection and aiming capabilities will be greatly improved, and the sonar system is still the latest. It sounds like it's going to revolutionize its combat power, and I don't know what tricks they want to do.
The project is planned to be completed in 2029, with another two years of trial operation, and by 2031, it can be officially deployed to the South Korean Navy. How much manpower, material resources, and financial resources do you have to spend?How much do they want South Korea to get a cow x submarine out?
However, there are also people who question this matter, thinking that this 1Isn't it too extravagant to spend 1 trillion on this? After all, this is a huge investment, and the state treasury is not a big treasury. Some netizens said that if you don't want to work so hard, it is better to spend more on education and medical care, which is of more practical significance to the development of the country.
Some people even worry that this is not an excessive arms raceOn the one hand, what if there is so much armament, what if it really leads to a war?Isn't the state going to bury a large number of innocent lives?On the other hand, with so much money on armaments, won't the country's development be slowed down?
However, there are also people who stand on the right side and feel that this is a sign of the rise of the country. After all, who would have thought that from Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine to today's Hanwha Marine, there would be such a big step forward and a 3,600-ton event. This is not only an armament, but also a symbol of national strength.
I think this is not South Korea's desire to make a big move in the international military market?It's like telling the world that South Korea can not only build submarines, but also be very good. I checked, and the design of the combination of this AIP system and lithium-ion battery is simply the pinnacle of military technology. Isn't this a sprint to the world's first-class?
However, we also have to look at the military industrial complex of our own country, and we can't be left behind. If we can make a super invincible ** here, that's called Niu X. Maybe we can make a big deal in the world military market, so that other countries can also see how good we are.
In short, this submarine construction incident is really jaw-dropping, and I don't know how much of a wave it will make. It remains to be seen whether South Korea will make a big push in the arms market, or whether such investments will bog them down in a fiscal quagmire. After all, it's a bit of a thrilling, a little exciting!