China Navy Revives 'Big Guns' Amid Missile Era
In an era of naval warfare defined by air superiority, precision missiles and autonomous drones, China’s navy appears to be bringing back the “big guns”. A new naval gun system is said to be in development which takes 155mm, or 6.1-inch, artillery shells. That would make it the largest of its kind in the world today. The naval gun has recently been spotted undergoing sea-based performance testing from an experimental warship, which suggests it is moving closer to being deploy
Despite advancements in precision missiles and drones, China's navy is reportedly developing a new, large-caliber naval gun system. This system is designed to fire 155mm artillery shells, which would make it the largest of its kind globally. Recent sightings of the gun undergoing sea trials on an experimental vessel indicate its deployment is nearing. The move suggests a strategic shift or complement to modern naval warfare capabilities. This development marks a significant step in China's naval modernization efforts.
This development is significant as it signals a potential shift in naval strategy, integrating traditional heavy artillery with modern warfare technologies.
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