052C LUYANG-II Class Destroyer Update.

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Monday, October 24, 2011

052C LUYANG-II Class Destroyer Update.

Third hull completed initial sea trials and it is now back to port.







DDG 171 is heading out to the Gulf of Aden as a member of the 10th task force.





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