Saebin Jung @SaebinJ

@DarthPutinKGB Imagine, a citizen of a nation formerly forcibly occupied by a stronger nation, defending the invader of another nation. Who would have known…

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Saebin Jung @SaebinJ

5 months ago

@francesafetytra My first dinner in Paris was at Les Deux Magots. The escargots were just beyond words.

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Saebin Jung @SaebinJ

5 months ago

@DrAkhilX Ooh. “Genital theft by black magic.” Very concerning.

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@CollinSLKoh Given the ROK submarine fleet’s chronic manpower shortage and the birth decline, how do they plan to crew the nuke subs, which, once commissioned,may very well stay on patrol for anywhere between three to six months, something the ROK navy never had experience in planning?

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Saebin Jung @SaebinJ

6 months ago

@CollinSLKoh South Korea would definitely appreciate the build up in know-how. SSNs are not just uranium-fueled SSKs; the French proved it with their Amethyste class. The main concerns are, how much will it interfere with the previously laid out naval acquisition plans?

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Saebin Jung @SaebinJ

6 months ago

@JamieBonkiewicz It’s beyond ironic. It’s epic.

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Saebin Jung @SaebinJ

6 months ago

@chenweihua @OlenaRohoza Proof?

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Saebin Jung @SaebinJ

6 months ago

@Parisianaes1 Escargot.

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Saebin Jung @SaebinJ

6 months ago

@CollinSLKoh I still believe a more cost effective solution for Indonesia militarily would be to invest in airborne early warning and refueling capabilities. They should just come clean and say the carrier is for regional power projection.

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Saebin Jung @SaebinJ

6 months ago

@CollinSLKoh In a hot conflict, given Indonesia’s fleet air defense capabilities, a carrier would make a fat target. In a cold conflict, multiple strategically placed barges to serve as staging points would seem to be a more cost effective solution.