mib said:Dingyuan was not a Ming BB, it's a Qing predreadnought. Then again I'm not sure what you're talking about with the "Ming".
I'm not either...
No matter though, the dash info was just for me to keep track of what era it was.
mib said:Dingyuan was not a Ming BB, it's a Qing predreadnought. Then again I'm not sure what you're talking about with the "Ming".
arc3371 said:What ships were allocated to China when Japan surrendered?
ExMech said:They got nothing. China wasn't invited to sign, neither the PRC nor the KMT. Possibly due to the ongoing communist insurrection:
http://www.taiwandocuments.org/sanfrancisco01.htm
We weren't discussing surrender. We were discussing reparations, and China was not invited to sign the treaty in which reparations were decided. Now... whether China negotiated reparations seperately is to be determined, but doubtful. Note chapter 5:mib said:That wasn't the surrender treaty. The surrender took place onboard USS Missouri. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Instrument_of_Surrender
Looks like we are stuck with the classes listed. Unless, we strech the Frigates into DD or squeeze the Luda class into DD6.Zebedee said:China received several river gunboats as reparations for certainty (including the former USS Guam).
Here's a good list of Chinese ship classes, note that the 4 Anshan class DDs are still on the OOB (believe only 1 is still in active service though).
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/navy.htm
I quote:ExMech said:We weren't discussing surrender. We were discussing reparations, and China was not invited to sign the treaty in which reparations were decided. Now... whether China negotiated reparations seperately is to be determined, but doubtful. Note chapter 5:
http://www.taiwandocuments.org/sanfrancisco01.htm
arc3371 said:What ships were allocated to China when Japan surrendered?
Duke_of_BOOM! said:I really want to know that this is:
http://vm.rdb.nthu.edu.tw/cwm/war/3310.html
It looks like a British Type 7, but none of that class where listed as belonging to the ROCN.
Btw, the existing CL picture for slot 3 is... the Auroa. And the existing picture for SS3 is the Hai Shih.
I have finshed the ROC HQ, Mountain Inf, Inf/Gar/Mil, ATA, Tank (not much needed there), TD, SP-ART, and ROCN (as listed, with the Renown as an uncredited BC). I really need ROC Marine pictures. (And at this point I think that a China Airborne gfx set is a lost cause.)
Looks like we are stuck with the classes listed. Unless, we strech the Frigates into DD or squeeze the Luda class into DD6.
Duke_of_BOOM! said:I really want to know that this is:
http://vm.rdb.nthu.edu.tw/cwm/war/3310.html
It looks like a British Type 7, but none of that class where listed as belonging to the ROCN.
mib said:That wasn't the surrender treaty. The surrender took place onboard USS Missouri. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Instrument_of_Surrender
Zebedee said:According to that website, the KMT sent students over to Britain to train on submarines and to take delivery of 2 T class subs. But the British pulled out of the deal when senior KMT members defected to the communists.
(Sorry for the delay - gf was needed to make sure I understood the text properly).
ExMech said:What year were they sent?
Zebedee said:The subs weren't sent and the website says nothing about when the students were sent to Britian except that it was after the war and before 1948.
ExMech said:Too bad. I was hoping to determinre which ship. I'm beginning to think she's a 1st group "T", though.