Chinese Navy Commissions New Missile Frigate
The South China Sea fleet of the People’s Liberation Army Navy commissioned a new frigate Qujing at a naval port in Sanya in Hainan.
The Type 056A frigate Qujing, with a full displacement of over 1,300 tons, is developed and built by China independently.
It has a good stealth performance and is capable of attacking aircrafts, surface ships and submarines independently or in coordination with other naval forces, China Military Online reported last Saturday.
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