China Builds US Warship 3D Model for Missile Target Practice
Summary
China has built a three-dimensional model of a U.S. Navy warship in a desert training area in Xinjiang. This model is likely used for testing missiles and preparing for possible military conflicts between China and the United States.Key Facts
- The model is a replica of an Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, a key U.S. Navy warship.
- It is located in the Taklamakan Desert, a known site for testing Chinese anti-ship missiles.
- China has constructed other U.S. vessel models in the area, mostly in two dimensions before this 3D version.
- The model was detected by satellite images first captured in early 2024.
- The area includes a rail system used to move mobile targets to simulate real combat conditions.
- The training could be part of China's preparation for potential conflict over Taiwan.
- Other U.S. military aircraft models have also been spotted in nearby Chinese test sites.
- China has also built replicas of Taiwan's government buildings for military training exercises.
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