China Thought They Could Scare the US Navy — Big Mistake

At exactly 12:03 p.m., the SPY-1D radar paints something unexpected. A fast, high-reflectivity contact appears at 200 kilometers, vectoring straight toward the American formation. Within seconds, the plotters in the Combat Information Center confirm the classification: People’s Liberation Army Navy Type 052D destroyer, hull number 173, callsign “Jon Chong.”
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