Talk:Ships of the People's Liberation Army Navy

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Contents 1 Dates 2 Varyag 3 Aircraft carrier Section conjecture 4 Overlap

[edit] Dates

There's much useful information here, apparently more recent than other sites. The text contains references to events as of 2005 and 06 but it would be helpful if the orders of battle had dates so that readers can judge currency of information. 16 Oct 06

[edit] Varyag

This article the installation of catapults as one of the things China would have to do in order to make the Varyag operational. This is incorrect, because as an Kuznetsov class carrier the Varyag is specifically designed to operate without catapults. Installing catapults would probably be rather difficult to accomplish as well, since it would require major alterations to the ship's hull. 71.203.209.0 07:14, 8 July 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Aircraft carrier Section conjecture

The introductory section on aircraft carrier status is conjecture, and political theory as to the outcome of what will happen when (not if) China gets a carrier / carrier fleet. There is some long-winded diatribe on how able the Chinese shipbuilding industry is, which is not really appropriate for this section either.

IMHo the entire section could be reduced to a breif status of the aforementioned Veryag, and left at that. Facts only. Mercator079 03:12, 14 Jan 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Overlap

This article has too much overlap with People's Liberation Army Navy - could someone pleae move the policy stuff over there? Ingolfson (talk) 23:25, 1 March 2008 (UTC)