09 September 2021
by Gabriel Dominguez
The RoCN commissioned Ta Chiang , its first improved Tuo Chiang-class fast missile corvette, in a ceremony held on 9 September at the Suao naval base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County. (Ministry of National Defense)
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jiang)-class fast missile corvette and received its second FMLB fast minelaying vessel.
The events took place in a ceremony held at the Suao Naval Base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County that was also attended by President Tsai Ing-wen.
Named Ta Chiang (pennant number 619), the corvette was launched in December 2020 at Lungteh Shipbuilding's facilities in Suao. Taiwan is to build another five ships of the improved variant by 2023, with up to five more corvettes expected to follow thereafter.
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jia...
09 September 2021
by Gabriel Dominguez
The RoCN commissioned Ta Chiang , its first improved Tuo Chiang-class fast missile corvette, in a ceremony held on 9 September at the Suao naval base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County. (Ministry of National Defense)
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jiang)-class fast missile corvette and received its second FMLB fast minelaying vessel.
The events took place in a ceremony held at the Suao Naval Base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County that was also attended by President Tsai Ing-wen.
Named Ta Chiang (pennant number 619), the corvette was launched in December 2020 at Lungteh Shipbuilding's facilities in Suao. Taiwan is to build another five ships of the improved variant by 2023, with up to five more corvettes expected to follow thereafter.
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jia...
09 September 2021
by Gabriel Dominguez
The RoCN commissioned Ta Chiang , its first improved Tuo Chiang-class fast missile corvette, in a ceremony held on 9 September at the Suao naval base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County. (Ministry of National Defense)
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jiang)-class fast missile corvette and received its second FMLB fast minelaying vessel.
The events took place in a ceremony held at the Suao Naval Base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County that was also attended by President Tsai Ing-wen.
Named Ta Chiang (pennant number 619), the corvette was launched in December 2020 at Lungteh Shipbuilding's facilities in Suao. Taiwan is to build another five ships of the improved variant by 2023, with up to five more corvettes expected to follow thereafter.
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jia...
09 September 2021
by Gabriel Dominguez
The RoCN commissioned Ta Chiang , its first improved Tuo Chiang-class fast missile corvette, in a ceremony held on 9 September at the Suao naval base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County. (Ministry of National Defense)
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jiang)-class fast missile corvette and received its second FMLB fast minelaying vessel.
The events took place in a ceremony held at the Suao Naval Base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County that was also attended by President Tsai Ing-wen.
Named Ta Chiang (pennant number 619), the corvette was launched in December 2020 at Lungteh Shipbuilding's facilities in Suao. Taiwan is to build another five ships of the improved variant by 2023, with up to five more corvettes expected to follow thereafter.
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jia...
09 September 2021
by Gabriel Dominguez
The RoCN commissioned Ta Chiang , its first improved Tuo Chiang-class fast missile corvette, in a ceremony held on 9 September at the Suao naval base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County. (Ministry of National Defense)
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jiang)-class fast missile corvette and received its second FMLB fast minelaying vessel.
The events took place in a ceremony held at the Suao Naval Base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County that was also attended by President Tsai Ing-wen.
Named Ta Chiang (pennant number 619), the corvette was launched in December 2020 at Lungteh Shipbuilding's facilities in Suao. Taiwan is to build another five ships of the improved variant by 2023, with up to five more corvettes expected to follow thereafter.
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jia...
09 September 2021
by Gabriel Dominguez
The RoCN commissioned Ta Chiang , its first improved Tuo Chiang-class fast missile corvette, in a ceremony held on 9 September at the Suao naval base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County. (Ministry of National Defense)
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jiang)-class fast missile corvette and received its second FMLB fast minelaying vessel.
The events took place in a ceremony held at the Suao Naval Base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County that was also attended by President Tsai Ing-wen.
Named Ta Chiang (pennant number 619), the corvette was launched in December 2020 at Lungteh Shipbuilding's facilities in Suao. Taiwan is to build another five ships of the improved variant by 2023, with up to five more corvettes expected to follow thereafter.
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jia...
09 September 2021
by Gabriel Dominguez
The RoCN commissioned Ta Chiang , its first improved Tuo Chiang-class fast missile corvette, in a ceremony held on 9 September at the Suao naval base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County. (Ministry of National Defense)
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jiang)-class fast missile corvette and received its second FMLB fast minelaying vessel.
The events took place in a ceremony held at the Suao Naval Base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County that was also attended by President Tsai Ing-wen.
Named Ta Chiang (pennant number 619), the corvette was launched in December 2020 at Lungteh Shipbuilding's facilities in Suao. Taiwan is to build another five ships of the improved variant by 2023, with up to five more corvettes expected to follow thereafter.
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jia...
09 September 2021
by Gabriel Dominguez
The RoCN commissioned Ta Chiang , its first improved Tuo Chiang-class fast missile corvette, in a ceremony held on 9 September at the Suao naval base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County. (Ministry of National Defense)
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jiang)-class fast missile corvette and received its second FMLB fast minelaying vessel.
The events took place in a ceremony held at the Suao Naval Base in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County that was also attended by President Tsai Ing-wen.
Named Ta Chiang (pennant number 619), the corvette was launched in December 2020 at Lungteh Shipbuilding's facilities in Suao. Taiwan is to build another five ships of the improved variant by 2023, with up to five more corvettes expected to follow thereafter.
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its first improved Tuo Chiang (also spelt Tuo Jia...