A Chinese SPY Submarine SURFACES WITHIN US Fleet, Then THIS Happened...

[@navyproductions]

How do you think the U.S. Navy should respond to a scenario where a Chinese submarine surfaces in the middle of a U.S. fleet? Would it spark diplomacy, show of force, or something else? Let us know your thoughts below!👇

[@moparmike2535]

This is not possible. The carrier battle group has various ships that would have detected a sub within several miles. This video is suggesting it was between the ships and the carrier.

[@larrylong9367]

Suppose it's a Chinese PLASTIC Sub ... with a Rubber propeller ... designed for just such a mission ... !

[@sailorspirit8868]

This Is Not a Drill! This Is Not a Drill! General Quarters, General Quarters, All Hands Man Your Battle Stations!~ Watch Commander... Status Report!... CIC, Establish a Secure Line To The Flagship, This is Urgent!... Radio room, switch to channel 12 and await further instructions... need I say more?!?... 🔱Semper Fortis 🔱 Non Sibi Sed Patriae 🔱 GO NAVY!~

[@adrianpritchard5143]

This one is so interesting, not only the US Navy train for things like that, Australia does it to.

[@johnhay4228]

A deseil electric sub would be picked up miles away , thats why Australia changed their minds over the french subs

[@FutureAIDev2015]

So basically the first thing they would need to do after pinpointing the exact location and size of the submarine would be to contact it and ask exactly who it is, and exactly what its intentions are?

[@mcintyrec1981]

I heard their subs were quite noisy

[@MichaelFormoso]

First of...Chinese subs are too noisy to not be noticed by a sleeping baby, let alone a US Carrier Battle Group. Second, their subs a so cheaply made, they'll sink within sight of their own docks before they could even get close to the same ocean that a US Carrier Battle Group that is actively patrolling.

[@mohamadbaha6791]

they had a corvette sinking in a military drill near Taiwan few months ago as i recall

[@traceyking2584]

That would be an ideal response.

[@BOOYAHA53]

With all the technology in the group No One picked up that sub wow😮that Carrier group is dead in the water

[@Coinz8]

Dead in the water?😂 yeah not likely, at all

[@Robert-t9s9l]

I don't believe that they would blow it out of the water

[@btingey]

Not possible in the first place…plus lately Chinese subs simply sink on their own.

[@alekseishershun8597]

👍🔫

[@RockyDday]

Remember all the cargo ships piled up a couple of years ago it could have gone under them and nobody would ever know 😊

[@jrmotorsports5532]

Thanks!

[@anthonycolombo3158]

Verbal contact

[@ChesleyMcdonagh]

Chinese subs are made in china kinda like a yugo 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Davidcallard]

You asked for my opinion? Well, I reckon us Aussies need to be vigilant and take a very hard line on China before they try pulling this stunt in Sydney Harbour ! 😡☹️

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[@traceyking2584]

And diplomacy wouldn't come into it in this scenario as they would have clearly ignored all previous diplomatic attempts.

[@williamantico7768]

How old is this video ? The Kittyhawk ? That's been gone for decades !

[@navyproductions]

Great catch! The Kittyhawk might be a legend of the past, but its story still inspires. Consider this a tribute to the ship that sailed into history books-and KZbin videos. 😉

[@ChesleyMcdonagh]

They could never get with in 100 miles with out being detected.

[@heyoldtime8969]

If an enemy sub gets that close, your fucked.

[@leemccabemccabe5627]

Hunt 4 Red October

[@petedesalvo7398]

A far cry from the US navy tailing USSR subs back in the 80s

[@JovenKimayong]

Impossible US.fleet is always accompanied by Submarine ,2 or more Destroyers,suppor ship.

[@williamdodge5123]

USS DIXON AS-37 79-81 Point Loma Ca. USS FORRESTAL CV-59 82-84 Mayport Fl. Circled earth at Diego Garcia from both Commands. 81-82

[@williamdodge5123]

Google earth : Diego Garcia

[@User5260jo]

They've been bullying my country and my people. A huge country that is always itching to irritate its small neighbors. What are they asking for? 🤔🤔🤔

[@navyproductions]

Thank you for sharing your perspective. This video aims to present information and spark discussion on these topics. We appreciate hearing different viewpoints and encourage open, respectful dialogue to explore these complex issues further.

[@KingstonLee-v4g]

US country ships stop it

[@Jasonwritescode]

This almost comes across as a dare.... by talking about all of the consequences and how great it would be for China

[@jbmbryant]

Uh, we lost! Which way China?