The Chinese Navy deploys its new Liaowang-1, a next-generation maritime space tracking vessel that marks a major leap in both naval power projection and space surveillance capability. Recently revealed through photos circulating on Chinese social media, this imposing ship features prominent radar domes and massive high-gain antennae—engineered with a focus on function over aesthetics. As the successor to the Yuan Wang-class vessels, in service since 1977, the Liaowang-1 signals the beginning of a new era in China's strategy to integrate naval operations with space-based military support. Read full Naval News at this link ...
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Liaowang-1 is China’s latest ocean-based space tracking ship, equipped with large radar dishes to monitor satellites, rockets, and missile tests. With global reach from international waters, China's ability to track U.S. military space assets is enhanced, and its strategic surveillance capabilities at sea are expanded. (Picture source: ShanghaiPanda X account)
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Liaowang-1 is China’s latest ocean-based space tracking ship, equipped with large radar dishes to monitor satellites, rockets, and missile tests. With global reach from international waters, China's ability to track U.S. military space assets is enhanced, and its strategic surveillance capabilities at sea are expanded. (Picture source: ShanghaiPanda X account)
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