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What expertise does China bring to the table? The technology behind the SSKs they are exporting are comparable to Kilo subs of the 80s.flamming_python wrote: Splitting the expertise and costs on a new sub sounds like a good idea to me.
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They have money and will get better over time no matter what Russia does.
By cooperating and working together they can share in sales revenue and sell products in markets they wouldn't normally sell in... Russia really doesn't have a bargain basement Sub range, so it is not really a problem... but countries used to cheap might realise spending a bit more to get a better product is sometimes money well spent.
By cooperating and working together they can share in sales revenue and sell products in markets they wouldn't normally sell in... Russia really doesn't have a bargain basement Sub range, so it is not really a problem... but countries used to cheap might realise spending a bit more to get a better product is sometimes money well spent.
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GarryB wrote:They have money and will get better over time no matter what Russia does.
Russia also has a lot of money for R&D. Despite the fact that China has more, Russia is still ahead of China in key military technologies. It won't change quickly. China, on the other hand, can introduce many weapons systems on a larger scale.