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CNS Sichuan, China's largest and most advanced amphibious assault ship, set sail from Shanghai on its maiden sea trial on Friday, according to the People's Liberation Army Navy. With a hull code of 51, CNS Sichuan is the first in the Type 076 class. The ship displaces more than... 40,000 metric tons of water and can carry fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters and amphibious landing craft once commissioned. The ship boasts a unique configuration that features a dual-island superstructure, a first for Chinese naval ships, designed to better facilitate aviation operations. The vessel is also equipped with an electromagnetic catapult system, which will be used to launch fixed-wing aircraft, making the Sichuan the first Chinese amphibious assault ship capable off launching fixed-wing drones and only the second Chinese vessel to use this world-class technology after the CNS Fujian aircraft carrier. (Video: 央视新闻微博) #navy #PLAshow more

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🇨🇳China launched the maiden sea trail for its world's first electromagnetic catapult-equipped Type 076 amphibious assault ship, the Sichuan. This new-generation amphibious assault ship of the PLA Navy has a full-load displacement of over 40,000 tons, capable of carrying fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, amphibious equipment and other assets.

🇨🇳China launched the maiden sea trail for its world's first electromagnetic catapult-equipped Type 076 amphibious assault ship, the Sichuan. This new-generation amphibious assault ship of the PLA Navy has a full-load displacement of over 40,000 tons, capable of carrying fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, amphibious equipment and other assets.

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China launches its first Type 076 amphibious assault ship, Sichuan, with a displacement of 40,000 tons. The Type 076 features a full-length flight deck and EMALS, enabling it to launch fixed-wing aircraft, including UCAVs. It bridges the gap between amphibious assault ships and carriers.

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NEW: According to Chinese media, the PLAN’s first Type 076 amphibious assault ship, CNS Sichuan (Hull 51), departed this morning, November 14th, for its first sea trial. The trial will focus the reliability of the ship’s propulsion, electrical, and other onboard systems.

NEW: According to Chinese media, the PLAN’s first Type 076 amphibious assault ship, CNS Sichuan (Hull 51), departed this morning, November 14th, for its first sea trial. The trial will focus the reliability of the ship’s propulsion, electrical, and other onboard systems.

Taiwan Security Monitor

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On November 14, 2025, China's first new-generation Amphibious Assault Ship, the #Sichuan (Hull 51), set sail from Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard in east China's Shanghai City, heading for relevant sea areas to carry out its first navigation test mission. This #SeaTrial will mainly test and verify the reliability and stability of the power, electrical and other systems of the #AmphibiousAssaultShip Sichuan. It is learned that since its launch in December 2024, the construction of the Sichuan has been steadily advancing as planned. It has successfully completed mooring tests and equipment installation and debugging, and has met the technical conditions for sea trials. China's first Type 076 amphibious assault ship Sichuan, has a full-load displacement of over 40,000 tonnes and features a dual-island superstructure along with a full-length flight deck. It incorporates the innovative electromagnetic #catapult and arrestor technologies, enabling it to carry fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and amphibious equipment. #Chinamilitary #ChinaNavy #PLAN #PLA #Navy #ElectromagneticCatapult #四川舰 #两栖攻击舰 #076两栖攻击舰 #电磁弹射

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At about 5 p.m. on Nov. 16, 2025, the #Type076 #AmphibiousAssaultShip #Sichuan attached to Chinese #PLA #Navy completed its first three-day navigation test mission and returned to the shipyard dock. During the sea trial, a series of tests were conducted on the power, electrical and other systems and equipment of the ship, achieving the expected results. The subsequent test projects will be gradually carried out in accordance with the overall construction plan. China's first Type 076 amphibious assault ship Sichuan, has a full-load displacement of over 40,000 tonnes and features a dual-island superstructure along with a full-length flight deck. It incorporates the innovative #ElectromagneticCatapult and arrestor technologies, enabling it to carry fixed-wing #aircraft, #helicopters, and amphibious equipment.

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🚨 China launches world’s largest amphibious assault warship The first Type 076 landing helicopter dock (LHD), CNS Sichuan (51), made its debut in Shanghai on Friday and features “significant technological upgrades that place it in a class above its peers.” Here’s what we know:

🚨 China launches world’s largest amphibious assault warship The first Type 076 landing helicopter dock (LHD), CNS Sichuan (51), made its debut in Shanghai on Friday and features “significant technological upgrades that place it in a class above its peers.” Here’s what we know:

Ian Ellis

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CNS Sichuan, Type-076 amphibious assault carrier. The double island design is a necessity due to the usage of gas turbines for propulsion. Air intakes and exhausts can't be too long or too close to each other, which will affect the gas turbines' efficiency. It is a technical masterclass for Chinese naval engineers to install the electromagnetic catapult onto a ship of 50,000 tons. In a pinch, they can have a full compliment of carrier airwings. Some claim the ship will only operate drones, that is not entirely correct, the navy is not spending big money on a full length catapult just to launch drones. Our marines on foreign shores need local air superiority provided by J-35s, so there will certainly be some J-35s on regular deployment. Ultimately, this ship represents China's global commitment to peace. The CNS Sichuan will serve as the center of an expeditionary fleet responsible for rapid deployment to hotspots around the world. If our goal is just the Asia Pacific region, they this ships is not needed. Take that however you like, but the fact is, the Chinese century has already begun.

CNS Sichuan, Type-076 amphibious assault carrier. The double island design is a necessity due to the usage of gas turbines for propulsion. Air intakes and exhausts can't be too long or too close to each other, which will affect the gas turbines' efficiency. It is a technical masterclass for Chinese naval engineers to install the electromagnetic catapult onto a ship of 50,000 tons. In a pinch, they can have a full compliment of carrier airwings. Some claim the ship will only operate drones, that is not entirely correct, the navy is not spending big money on a full length catapult just to launch drones. Our marines on foreign shores need local air superiority provided by J-35s, so there will certainly be some J-35s on regular deployment. Ultimately, this ship represents China's global commitment to peace. The CNS Sichuan will serve as the center of an expeditionary fleet responsible for rapid deployment to hotspots around the world. If our goal is just the Asia Pacific region, they this ships is not needed. Take that however you like, but the fact is, the Chinese century has already begun.

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Eivor

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China carried out a large-scale, live-fire joint amphibious landing exercise involving the PLA Navy, Army, and Air Force. The drills featured amphibious assault and landing ships, fighter aircraft, bombers, drones, helicopters, long-range rockets, amphibious armored vehicles, and transport planes. PRC media published the video over the weekend, saying: • “Official Chinese media for the first time provided details of an amphibious landing exercise of the PLA, showing an aircraft carrier group providing support for landing ships and drones deployed along with amphibious armored vehicles during the final landing approach.” • “Massive amphibious landing drill in action—PLA showcases multi-branch joint assault exercise, featuring coordinated land, sea, and air maneuvers.” Note: Date, location, and theater command were not disclosed. More info below.

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Ian Ellis

19,588 views • 1 year ago

The formations of Chinese aircraft carriers Liaoning and Shandong carried out a dual aircraft carrier formation exercise for the first time in the #SouthChinaSea, according to the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy. Experts noted that a dual-carrier group's combat capability extends beyond the mere addition of two carriers, and they can conduct more diversified and more complex missions.

The formations of Chinese aircraft carriers Liaoning and Shandong carried out a dual aircraft carrier formation exercise for the first time in the #SouthChinaSea, according to the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy. Experts noted that a dual-carrier group's combat capability extends beyond the mere addition of two carriers, and they can conduct more diversified and more complex missions.

Global Times

52,474 views • 1 year ago

🇺🇸 This isn't an aircraft carrier. It's something more dangerous... The USS Wasp-class amphibious assault ship carries F-35B jets, attack helicopters, 33 amphibious assault vehicles, M1 Abrams tanks, and 1,900 Marines, all on a single hull. Aircraft carriers project air power. This ship delivers an invasion. Hovercraft launch from a floodable well deck at the stern, ferrying tanks and troops directly onto beaches. Elevators connect the hangar to the flight deck. Everything moves on a coordinated sequence designed for one purpose: taking and holding ground. Source: AiTelly

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Mario Nawfal

731,429 views • 4 months ago

‼️🇨🇳 China has started construction of its fourth Type 004 aircraft carrier, which will become the first nuclear-powered surface combatant of the PRC. According to reports, the new aircraft carrier with a displacement of 110-120 thousand tons is being built at a shipyard in Dalian and is designed as a direct competitor to the American Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers. Unlike previous Chinese ships, the Type 004 will combine a nuclear power plant (based on Longwei reactors) with electromagnetic catapults and a full-size deck, providing virtually unlimited sailing range. The Type 004 is expected to carry an air group of more than 90 aircraft, including 24-30 J-15T fighters and more than 20 fifth-generation J-35 aircraft, as well as KJ-600 AWACS planes and unmanned aerial vehicles. Thus, all this significantly exceeds the capabilities of previous Chinese aircraft carriers (Liaoning, Shandong, Fujian), which are limited either by the absence of catapults or equipped with conventional power plants. The PLA Navy also plans that the Type 004, accompanied by the latest Type 055A/B destroyers and Type 095 submarines, will be able to project power far beyond China's coastal waters, creating a threat to the strategic superiority of the United States on the world’s oceans. Photo: render of the new aircraft carrier. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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380,391 views • 11 months ago

The Chinese #PLA #Navy's 989 Task Group concluded its four-day friendly visit to #Malaysia and set off for #Indonesia on December 3, 2025. During the visit, service members of the Chinese naval task group visited the National Hydrographic Center of Malaysia and conducted exchange activities with young sailors of the #RoyalMalaysianNavy (#RMN). The Chinese naval task group also organized several open ship day activities. Nearly a thousand people, including local overseas Chinese and sailors of the Royal Malaysian Navy, boarded the Chinese ships for visits. Moreover, the Changbaishan ship held a deck reception on the evening of December 1 and over 200 guests from both sides were invited to participate. This is the first visit of the task group’s amphibious dock landing ship #Changbaishan (Hull 989) and comprehensive training vessel #Xiangqianjin-1 (Hull 88) to Malaysia, and is the 3rd visit of training vessel #ZhengHe (Hull 81) to Malaysia. 12月3日，中国海军989编队结束对马来西亚为期4天的友好访问，起程前往印度尼西亚。 Royal Malaysian Navy #Chinamilitary #ChinaMilBugle #PLAN

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The Senegalese Navy has successfully carried out its first ever test launch of an anti-ship missile. The launch was conducted from its Walo class offshore patrol vessel, targeting a decommissioned landing craft that was retrofitted with shipping containers to mimic a realistic naval target. The missile hit its mark with precision. The missile used was the Marte MK2/N, a short to medium range anti ship missile developed by European defence giant MBDA. It's specifically designed for littoral operations and low intensity naval warfare, making it well suited for the coastal security needs of navies like Senegal’s.

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Defense News Nigeria

33,962 views • 8 months ago

‼️🇨🇳China’s Carrier Fleet Achieves Breakthrough with First Electromagnetic Catapult Launch. China’s next-generation carrier-based fighter, the J-15T, is making waves after showcasing its advanced catapult-launch system. This breakthrough gives the jet powerful short-distance takeoff capability while allowing it to carry heavier weapons and payloads. Alongside the stealthy J-35 and the airborne early warning aircraft KongJing-600, the J-15T has successfully completed its first electromagnetic catapult-assisted takeoff and arrested landing drills aboard China’s newest aircraft carrier, Fujian. A major milestone that signals China’s growing naval air power is now taking shape at sea.

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Defense Intelligence

12,286 views • 9 months ago

Into the Deep Blue: China's first domestically-built aircraft carrier, the #Shandong (Hull 17) was commissioned to the Chinese #PLA Navy on December 17, 2019, ushering in a new chapter of China's aircraft carrier development. Over the past six years, with its footprints extending farther into the deep blue, the aircraft carrier Shandong's combat capabilities have been greatly honed. For its sixth commissioning anniversary, we wish the aircraft carrier a happy birthday and look forward to seeing it achieve outstanding results in future voyages. #Chinamilitary #Chinamilbugle #PLAN #AircraftCarrier

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China Military Bugle

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