Vietnamese-made Battleship TT400TP (New Generation - 2011)

Vietnam has successfully built her own battleships using high-tech. This model of battleship carries cannons, machine guns, radar, and missiles. A good number of these battleships will be added to Vietnam People's Navy

Manufacturer: Hong Ha Shipbuilding Company (Ministry of Defense - Vietnam)
Speed: 32 Knot
Range: 2,500 NM (radius)
Activity: 30 Days (non-stop)

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• Vietnam
• Battleship
• Warship
• Navy
• TT400TP

[GuardianDemonX]

now vietnam need to make guns

[KatiushaVN5]

@GuardianDemonX

Vietnam can make guns long time ago

[GuardianDemonX]

@KatiushaVN5 if vietnam can make gun long time ago then why they still using ww2 ak-47 ?

[KatiushaVN5]

@GuardianDemonX

The AK-47 we use now are all made in Vietnam (under Russian license)

[KatiushaVN5]

@GuardianDemonX

The AK-47 now Vietnam Army currently use is Vietnamese-made.

[DrS3xy]

good start in ship building. but battleships are useless nowadays with the advent of missile boats

[KatiushaVN5]

@DrS3xy

We are building missile ships, too. (under Russian license)

[ChineseSlaves]

the best way to counter the dragon from north is to ally with America then vietnam will develop as fast as Japan and South Korea in the past and become a new developed country in 30 years.

[trandietnguy]

By the way, it's incorrect to refer to this vessel as a "battleship". The term "battleship" in English is not a general term for any warship but a special term denoting a very large warship with very large guns (Google it and you'll see.) After WW II, "battleships" went out of use. They were made absolete by the development of ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore missiles. This ship, called "tau phao" can be translated as a gunboat or a gunship.

[trandietnguy]

This is a great development in the Vietnamese shipbuilding industry. This vessel was built at a cost of only US$1 million. The same one would cost at least US$10 million to buy in the world market. Designing and constructing this ship also gave Vietnamese naval architects, engineers, techicians and craftsmen valuable experience. You can expected to see many more ships of all kinds built in Vietnamese shipyards in the years ahead.

[trandietnguy]

This is a great step for the Vietnamese shipbuilding industry, no matter how you look at it. They were able to complete this vessel at a cost of only US$ 1 million while an equivalent ship would go for at least US$ 10 million in the world market. Vietnamese naval architects, engineers, technicians and craftsmen also learned much from the process.

[GuardianDemonX]

@corollatime i also own a college degrees but i work in a chicken factory lol, college degrees doesnt help shit

[corollatime]

@GuardianDemonX I'm also Vietnamese and I don't need to own a gun, but I own a college degrees, lol

[GuardianDemonX]

@corollatime i'm vietnamese and i own guns, nuff said LOL

[corollatime]

@GuardianDemonX AK 47 is a timeless gun

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[petpetfernandez]

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