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At 7:22 AM in the Spratly inter-island corridor, a CCG Type 54 cutter emerged from the eastern approach at 14 knots while eleven maritime militia vessels closed from the west — coordinated dual-axis compression on a US patrol ship transiting at 145 degrees. CPA to CCG: 1,800 yards. Militia cluster: 2,100 yards. Both closing simultaneously.
CCG adjusted course 8 degrees south at 7:38 AM — CPA revised to 950 yards. Three militia pushed toward corridor center at 7:33 AM. Chinese MFA diplomatic note at 7:46 spca de montréal AM. LRAD bearing 115 at 7:43 AM — CCG decelerated to 11 knots. Seahawk 200 yards ahead of CCG bow at 7:49 AM. Fire-control illumination at 7:51 AM — CCG decelerated to 8 knots, adjusted 6 degrees north at 7:53 AM. Militia returned to western axis at 7:54 AM. Minimum corridor: 1,560 yards. Exit at 8:09 AM.
34 minutes. 740 yards minimum to CCG. 1,560 yards corridor minimum. Zero course deviations. The corridor narrowed. The ship went through it.
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