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The Chinese Submarine That Makes US Aircraft Carriers Obsolete

In this video, we investigate the Chinese submarine that could make US aircraft carriers obsolete. While America spent trillions building the most powerful naval fleet in history, China quietly developed a fleet of diesel-electric submarines that can sit silently on the ocean floor, waiting for the right moment to strike. We trace how the US let its anti-submarine warfare edge erode after the Cold War, how China studied that weakness, and how Beijing built a submarine force designed specifically to exploit it. From the shocking 2005 exercise where a Swedish diesel sub penetrated a US carrier strike group undetected, to China's rapid expansion of AIP-equipped Yuan-class submarines, to the development of wake-homing torpedoes that carriers have no proven defense against — we break down why the Pentagon now projects China will field roughly 80 submarines by 2030 and what that means for American power projection in the Pacific. This is the story of how a submarine costing a fraction of a single US Virginia-class could reshape naval warfare. References and Sources Department of Defense — Annual Report to Congress: Military and Security Developments Involving the People's Republic of China (China Military Power Report) Congressional Research Service — China Naval Modernization: Implications for U.S. Navy Capabilities RAND Corporation — Chinese Lessons from Other Peoples' Wars Office of Naval Intelligence — The PLA Navy: New Capabilities and Missions for the 21st Century Goldstein, Lyle J. and Murray, William S. — "Undersea Dragons: China's Maturing Submarine Force," International Security, Vol. 28, No. 4 (Spring 2004) Erickson, Andrew S. — Chinese Naval Shipbuilding: An Ambitious and Uncertain Course, Naval Institute Press (2016) Congressional Hearing Testimony — Senate Armed Services Committee on Pacific Theater Submarine Threats Holmes, James R. and Yoshihara, Toshi — Red Star over the Pacific: China's Rise and the Challenge to U.S. Maritime Strategy, Naval Institute Press (2010) Gotland-Class Submarine Exercise (2005) — Referenced in U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings Missile Defense Agency and Navy — Torpedo Defense Program Assessments (Government Accountability Office Reports) What China Does. Why It Matters. The History Behind It. China Point delivers fact-checked, source-driven analysis of Chinese government operations, military strategy, and geopolitics. We explain modern Chinese behavior through historical context — not headlines. Every claim is sourced. Every connection is documented. Subscribe for critical perspectives on Chinese politics, strategy, and the historical forces that explain what China does — and why. #ChinaSubmarine #USAircraftCarrier #PLANavy #ChineseMilitary #AntiSubmarineWarfare #Type039AYuan #AIPSubmarine #USNavy #TaiwanStrait #PacificNavalStrategy #ChinaMilitaryBuildup #SubmarineThreat #WakeHomingTorpedo #GotlandSubmarine #China2027 #PentagonChinaReport #USChinaTensions #NavalWarfare #ChinaPoint #geopolitics