Shipping container weapon ships…its a thing
I was told back 2 yrs ago this was a real thing.
Looks like they got this down pat w/ even sensors & CIWS installed. This type of conversion likely just operates close to China's shore to provide additional firepower.
I think Pentagon is even more concerned about ones inside… pic.twitter.com/qIFMucxcPU
— tphuang (@tphuang) December 25, 2025
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GUNS N GEAR
I heard the same, a few
years back, but it was
from merchant shipper, etc. observations.
If the U.S. doesn’t have something at least EQUAL
to that, or BETTER, it should.
If it exists in the U.S. arsenal,
it might be best if it was
kept under wraps.
Why tell, or SHOW, everyone, unless it’s ‘just’ propaganda,
‘pumping-up the crowd’,
or psy-ops?
Is it one of those?
With (RED) China’s
(baffling!) perpetual
designation as a ‘friendly’ ‘trading partner’ of the U.S.,
it’s FORBIDDEN, of course,
to consider them as an enemy.
That’s alright, I’ll do it for you.
(RED) China has, in its mind,
many good reasons for
building such vessels.
One, at THE MINIMUM, is for use in their (near-future) invasion force against Taiwan.
That’s a certainty.
Trust (RED) China only as
far as you can toss a
bison by its horns.
That’s a big fat slow target if there ever was one.