China's first aircraft carrier 'starts sea trial'

ok, so they lied.



anyone want to beleive this one ?


She'll be operational next year.

If they pilot large ships anything like they drive big cars, 10:1 says it'll be run aground sometime in the next week

Everybody stay out of the rivers, lakes and oceans.....and keep your head on a swivel as you cross the beach.

Hopefully it was contructed with the same quality control as they use with their manufactured goods that they export in which as it will fall apart shortly.

They had co-operation from IKEA, to help translate the assembly instructions.

I have to agree with ShepherdsDog and PublicAnimalNo9.................this could get UGLY!

Just another world problem, China rearming. They could stay with a modest force and their atomic bomb plus their role in the world economy. Now we have to worry about some adventure by a Chinese leader.

The US sets the standards for other nations to aspire to. shame it has to be war products the world would be better off with the production of paper cranes.

Can't wait for the inevitable shake-down cruise off of our Pacific coast.

Picture how many ways the US Navy and USAF will be studying on how to make this Carrier an underwater marine habitat.

Ya, they'll park their ship just off the coast and laugh while you try to raise the money to do something about it. Seems like the makings of a good telethon!

FOX Commentator: "As you can tell we've got some Chinese warships parked off the coast of California. Dial 1-900 sink-that-ship to donate money so we can afford to defend ourselves!"

Ya, they'll park their ship just off the coast and laugh while you try to raise the money to do something about it. Seems like the makings of a good telethon!

FOX Commentator: "As you can tell we've got some Chinese warships parked off the coast of California. Dial 1-900 sink-that-ship to donate money so we can afford to defend ourselves!"

More likely the FOX commentator will ask if there's anyone out there who has the necessary kit to take out a low-tech carrier.







All of the above are privately owned.

LOL ! Now that was funny.

BTW do the Chinese have any aircraft for this Aircraft carrier. From the pic it looks like its made for VTOL type jets, similar to what the british have with that ramp on the runway for the Harriers.

Lol awsome Bart - you are probably correct you'll have all sorts of people testing the defences of that unit. I wonder if you need a license for that cannon?