Bronco BB2002 Chinese Navy DDG 139 NINGBO Sovremenniy Class Type 956EM Destroyer

Ningbo (DDG-139) is a modern Chinese missile destroyer. The keel for this unit was laid in 2002, the launch took place in 2004, and the ship entered service with the Chinese Navy in 2006. The length of the ship is 155.9 meters and the overall width is 17.2 meters. Full displacement is 8,400 tons, and the maximum speed is 32-33 knots. The ship's armament consists of a single twin-barreled 130 mm naval cannon, 2 Chestnut-type direct defense systems (CIWS) and 8 SS-N-28 water-to-water missiles. The unit can base one helicopter, eg Kamow Ka-27.

Ningbo (DDG-139) is a missile destroyer built by Russian shipyards, commissioned by the Chinese Navy. It is a development of the destroyer class Sovremiennyj and is marked as type / design 956EM. In relation to the first variants of the Sowremiennyj class, Ningbo has much better direct defense systems, modernized versions of the SS-N-22 missiles and - almost certainly - much more modern means of electronic warfare, communications and radars. Probably after 2014, the ship underwent modernization in Chinese shipyards, which was aimed at the assembly of domestic electronics and the replacement of ship weapons systems - especially missiles. Ningbo (DDG-139) is currently assigned to the Chinese East Sea Fleet.