Han SSN Sub Brief

China's unique entry into submarine nuclear propulsion. With Russian advisors and a bathtub toy, they designed a working nuclear submarine.
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[StarFury]

Aaron's knowledge of submarines is inversely proportional to his ability to pronounce Chinese and Russian terms ;)

[scottyfox]

Ok so indigenous Chinese military projects actually means "Copy" their systems. Lol

[dkoz]

That toy submarine was based on U.S.S. Albacore. An experimental SSK (diesel electric). Us, Americans, cannot keep an effin secret.

[Statueshop]

Great brief. The Chinese military is a fascinating topic. So many under estimate them with comments like they only copy etc etc. I see it more as they copy and develop at the same time.
I really really hope a shooting war never happens as it will set humanity back a minimum of 40 years

[RogerSanGabriel]

The MK 48 was caught in a Chinese fisherman's net. it was a training round it took over 7 years the reverse engineer it.

[dylanwang]

The shipyard is in LiaoNing province, not HuLuDao province. HuLuDao is a city.

[watcherzero]

The breakdown in USSR-China relations was primarily as Russia thought it should lead the Communist world as first among equals while China was saying why should we kowtow to Moscow and let them tell us what to do? The differences in communist ideology interpretation also became more of an issue over time. Russia was a revolution by the lower middle class and thought the way to improve peoples lives was to get them out of the fields and into the cities by industrializing as fast as possible, the Chinese communist movement was agricultural led and they believed they should be trying to remove the middle class and increase the number of people living in and working the land as farmers (both approaches led to mass famine from inefficient agricultural practices but the Chinese approach also led to massive environmental degradation as they stripped the lands and plains of forests to found new farming villages exacerbating the dustbowl effect and causing frequent landslides from exposing hillsides as well as polluting the rivers). Both Russia in the 20's/30's and China during the cultural revolution purged the University educated 'Intelligentsia' as they thought they could organize a counter revolution and didnt trust people that spoke funny using long words....

[chrischan]

Thank you for doing a bit on the Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution, many people overlook this and I couldn't have explained it better myself.

[BruceMusto]

I was with Kitty Hawk BG in 94. I was the LPO of CS2 division aboard USS Crommelin FFG-37 and the undersea warfare specialist for the ship. That Han spent a lot, and I do mean a lot of time on the surface. Our LAMPS dropped so many buoys on Mr. Han and we got some really good tape on the noisy bitch. If one of my old shipmates ever reads this you may recall a little issue with the helo crew not remembering to load some film in their camera. Turned the whole package into Yokosuka when we got there and we ended up getting a MUC for it.

[MarchHare]

I remember the Kenner toy submarine when I was a kid. You put tablets in a compartment located on the underside of the hull and when you put it in water it would float, then sink to the bottom, and after a while it would surface again by itself. It was pretty cool.

[JamezM]

During one of our Periscope depth evolutions we spotted a Han snorkeling

[Nekulturny]

LOL, that toilet story for some reason reminded me of that episode of JAG where Colonel McKenzie was on a submarine and a sailor was nervously explaining to her "what to do in the head". Yes, I am in fact one of the few people under the age of 40 who remembers and loved JAG, sue me.

[zoka]

As far as I know, the 091 is the noisiest submarine ever.

[jebise]

2x4 hours of sleep instead of 8? isnt that like really really weird and you get exhausted really fast?

[wheelmanv]

Up to 75 men, and a single toilet, good lord. That 4 hrs free time must be spent waiting in line for the toilet as well as the bunks

[michaelkaylor]

Honestly, using a bath toy to construct a war machine is not a bad idea, good on them for finding, utilizing, and succeeding with an ambitious design. Now, stop stealing our designs.

[daleferrier]

Very minor correction, he was one of the founders of the CCP. He apparently wasn’t present at the very first meeting of the founders, but was at the second. The Long March was something that cemented Maos leadership of the CCP with his 8th route army.
But well done with the Chinese pronunciations, too many YouTubers mangle it, but you’ve done pretty good there. 👍 just the occasional odd one :)

[Erodkp]

Nice briefs! You should do one on the German U206 and 209 class, very popular models in post WW2

[paulrathbun]

I think you may have missed 80, 000, 000 murdered under Mao.
6 times as many as Stalin, 12 times as many as Hitler!

[kai]

cant they just scuttle the sub if a bathroom accident happens?