HOW CHINA’s PEOPLE’s LIBERATION ARMY NAVY (PLAN) SUNK USA’s MOST ADVANCED SEA-WOLF CLASS NUCLEAR SUBMARINE, SSN-22.why stay at SOUTH CHINA SEA?

THE USS CONNECTICUT IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA.

FORCING IT TO SURFACE AND ESCORTED TO THE US MILITARY BASE IN GUAM FOR REPAIRS … 11 US SAILORS INJURED AS A RESULT.

USA TOO EMBARRASSED TO TELL THE WORLD THE TRUTH OF THE SUBMARINE INCIDENT IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA OUT OF FEAR THE INCIDENT WILL DEMOLISH ITS REPUTATION AS A MILITARY SUPERPOWER WHICH THE REST OF THE WORLD SHOULD BE MOST FEARFUL OF.

Note: Former Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating was dead right that Australian

Prime Minister Scott Morrison is wasting billions buying US nuclear subs that China can hunt and

destroy any minute. At a cost of US$3 billion a pop, the USS Connecticut was the most

expensive submarine in the U.S. Navy. So,how could the world’s most advanced and expensive submarine damaged itself before even go to war with China?

When the incident was first reported on Oct 8, there was lots of secrecy.

Because of the high profile of USS Connecticut, information on the damaged Seawolf-class sub is starting to leak out. Assuming the U.S. did not cover-up the collision with another cooked up story, the sub apparently hit an uncharted sea mountain on Oct 2, which subsequently grounded the nuclear attack submarine on the underwater in the South China Sea.

But 2 days ago (about a month after the incident), the commander (Cameron Aljilani), executive officer (Lt. Cmdr. Patrick Cashin) and Chief of the Boat Cory Rodgers of the USS Connecticut have been fired due to loss of confidence.

But if the damage was minimal, as claimed by the U.S. Navy, there was no reason to sack the commander and make a big issue out of it. If indeed it was just an accident, exactly why was it so difficult to

admit that the sub has hit an uncharted sea mountain? After all, USS Connecticut isn’t the first US Navy submarine to be involved in an underwater collision. On January 8, 2005, the USS San

Francisco, a Los Angeles-class attack submarine, also hit a sea mountain.

While less than 50% of the sea bottom in the busy South China Sea has been mapped by the U.S., China is believed to have a more extensive mapping of its own backyard.

The submarine commander could have made hasty decision or misjudgement that had led the sub to the place that it should not have. Anyway, it is still unknown if the sub had indeed hit a sea mountain.

To say China hadn’t a clue about U.S. submarines spying in the region is an insult to the Chinese assets and military capability.For obvious reason, the Chinese government will never admit, even if the

USS Connecticut was deliberately “neutralized” for straying off course and ventured too deep into the enemy territory in its intelligence-gathering mission.

Leveraging on AI technologies (artificial intelligence), the Chinese UUV (unmanned underwater vehicle) is able to “recognize, follow and attack an enemy submarine without human instruction”. Instead of firing torpedoes against a U.S. submarine, knocking down an enemy sub with a drone could avoid an open war.

And it’s definitely cheaper to cripple a US$3 billion U.S. submarine with a drone.(from Finance-Twitter Blog - 6 November 2021)

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The Chinese military authorized the disclosure of the truth about the "accident" of the Seawolf class nuclear submarine the USS Connecticut in October 2021.

HERE is how the Chinese Peoples Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) hunted the most advanced USS Connecticut Seawolf-class nuclear attack submarine in the South China Sea.

2 October 2021 .Warships from 6 countries, UK, USA, CANADA, AUSTRALIA, the Netherlands, and Japan entered the South China Sea in late September and early October 2021 for a large-scale military exercise aimed at intimidating China’s navy.

It consists of: the British aircraft carrier Queen Elizabeth 2,- the American aircraft carrier

USS Nimitz,- the American aircraft carrier USS Roosevelt,- the Japanese aircraft carrier

Izumo and - 17 other warships from the United States, Britain, Japan, the Netherlands, Canada and

Australia.

CHINA’s RESPONSE 2 - 4 October 2021 The China’s PEOPLE’s LIBERATION ARMY

NAVY (PLAN) dispatched a large number of military aircraft to the South China Sea to conduct simulated attack exercises against these uninvited warships from the six countries of the United States, Britain, Japan, Holland, Canada and Australia.

2 October 2021 Chinas Guanlan Marine Science Guard observed the approximate position and depth of the USS Connecticut Seawolf class nuclear submarine when it entered the South China Sea.

The Guanlan satellite sent the data to the Super Measurement Center in Jinan to estimate the position of the Connecticut. China’s special detection devices captured the ultra-low frequency sonar from

the bow of the USS Connecticut spherical boat and transmitted the data to the Sonar Analysis Center in Shanghai to accurately locate the position and depth of the Connecticut (1500 Meters).

The Type 927 underwater acoustic detection ship stationed on Yongshou Island and anti-submarine helicopters stationed on Yongxing Island were dispatched for detection.

The Yun-8 military plane took off from the Hainan Air Force Base and dropped a "sonic bomb" on the USS Connecticut, causing the submarines personnel to be extremely uncomfortable due to the sonic shock, forcing the submarine to try to escape.

A Chinese HSU001 unmanned submarine slipped silently near the USS Connecticut nuclear submarine and attached to the bow of the submarine far away from the nuclear power plant for a close "local explosion" attack, causing serious damage to the bow of the submarine and loss of sonar and navigation capabilities. Nuclear power plants were not affected, preventing nuclear leaks.

The USS Connecticut nuclear submarine, which lost its underwater capability, was forced to float up and surrender.Due to the close surveillance of the navy and air force of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, military aircraft and ships from the six countries of the United States, Japan, Britain, Australia, the Netherlands, and Canada dared not come to rescue the USS Connecticut in the exercise.

The submarine was "escorted" by the Chinese Navy and Air Force in the South China Sea.

7 October 2021 The United States announced the USS Connecticut "accident" in an obscure manner.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry frantically questioned the ins and outs of the USS Connecticut incident.

22 October 2021 The Chinese monitoring system detected a US nuclear submarine entering the South China Sea again near Huangyan Island.

The Chinese military also forced the submarine to surface up and limp to Guam.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN IN THE BALANCE OF SEA POWER BETWEEN CHINA AND THE WEST

The US nuclear submarines can no longer hide in the waters off China.

Without the protection of submarines, the US aircraft carrier fleet can only become the target for Chinas Dongfeng 21D, Dongfeng 26 and Dongfeng 17 anti-ship missiles.

Without the strength of the aircraft carrier fleet, it is game over for the United States Navy.

MEANWHILE China Accusing US of Cover-Up After Mysterious Submarine Incident in the

South China Sea .Beijing Keeps demanding answers about a mysterious US submarine incident that

happened in the South China Sea earlier this month, accusing the US of being "cagey" and of trying to cover it up. The US insists that is not the case.

The Seawolf-class nuclear-powered attack submarine USS Connecticut collided with an object in early October, and Chinese officials have asked about it repeatedly since then.

US Pacific Fleet released a press statement on the submarine incident five days after the collision occurred on October 2, delaying its release because of operational security concerns. China has capitalized on that delay, suggesting it is suspicious.

The Navy said the submarine struck an object while submerged in international waters, writing that there were no life threatening injuries, that the sub was in stable condition, and that the nuclear-propulsion systems were not damaged. The

sea service did not say where the incident occurred, though Navy officials speaking on the condition of anonymity provided that information to some reporters following the release of the statement.

REPORTED IN WESTERN MEDIA

Almost a dozen sailors have been injured after a U.S. nuclear attack submarine hit an unknown underwater object in the South China Sea,USNI News has learned.

The Seawolf-class nuclear attack submarine USS Connecticut (SSN-22) suffered an underwater collision while operating in international waters on Oct. 2 and is returning to port in U.S. 7th Fleet, a U.S. Pacific Fleet spokesman confirmed to USNI News on Thursday.

“The Seawolf-class fast-attack submarine USS Connecticut (SSN-22) struck an object while submerged on the afternoon of Oct. 2, while operating in international waters in the Indo-Pacific region. The safety of the crew remains the Navy’s top priority. There are no life-threatening injuries,” Capt. Bill Clinton told USNI News.

“The submarine remains in a safe and stable condition. USS Connecticut’s nuclear propulsion plant and spaces were not affected and remain fully operational. The extent of damage to the remainder of the submarine is being assessed. The U.S. Navy has not requested assistance. The incident will be investigated.