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China Coast Guard Deploys Enhanced Y-12F Patrol Aircraft
China's Coast Guard just got a whole lot more airborne with its latest addition: a turbocharged patrol aircraft that's stirring up conversation about its potential impact. The enhanced Y-12F plane was recently spotted in action, sparking debate about what this means for the future.
China Coast Guard Expands Capabilities with Amphibious Landing Craft
China's Coast Guard is taking a giant leap in capabilities with its newest addition - a versatile amphibious landing craft, now part of its fleet. This unexpected move raises questions about the coast guard's future plans and the potential implications.
China Coast Guard Spotted with Advanced Anti-Submarine Helicopter
Meet the Z-20F, China's game-changing anti-submarine helicopter that's filling a long-standing gap in the country's naval capabilities. This purpose-built powerhouse is poised to revolutionize China's maritime defenses.
China Coast Guard Bolsters Replenishment at Sea Capabilities
The China Coast Guard is stepping up its game with a strategic upgrade: the ability to replenish its ships at sea, keeping them on station for longer and bolstering its presence in the South China Sea. Two 5,000-ton tankers, hulls 5502 and 5602, are already on the job, supporting patrols in the region.
China's Military Expands Across Indo-Pacific
China's military expansion across the Indo-Pacific is bolstered by its massive coast guard, which plays a starring role in projecting power while masquerading as a law-enforcement agency. With a diverse arsenal of naval vessels, coast guard ships, militia boats, and research vessels, Beijing is flexing its muscles far beyond its shores.
China's Coast Guard Bolsters Island Enforcement with Vintage Landing Ships
What catches the eye is China's Coast Guard deploying decades-old landing ships that can carry an impressive load - four full-size tanks or over 200 troops. But why would a modern coast guard operation need such vintage vessels, sparking curiosity about their capability, posture, and intent?