Armée Chinoise / People's Liberation Army (PLA)

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Wolf 4x4 light armoured vehicle personnel carrier Datasheet

J15 en entrainement Décollage et appontage sur le Variag

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the Chinese sailors visiting Malta,
photos by Emmanuel L.

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J-10A



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Au niveau des composants électronique c'est dans les normes ?

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China Ramping Up Armed, Unarmed Drone Development

China has deployed unarmed reconnaissance and ocean surveillance drones in Northeast Asia near Japan, the Senkaku islands and along China’s southern coast, the Washington Times reports.
Citing U.S. intelligence officials, Bill Gertz writes China could also send drones to the South China Sea.
One drone, the China’s CH-4 drone, appears to be a copy of the General Atomics-made Predator and is armed with missiles similar to the Hellfires launched from the Predator, according to Gertz.
Other intelligence reports are indicating that China is also developing an unmanned combat aerial vehicle that is intended to be stealth.
Gertz reports China’s drone to be identical to Northrop Grumman‘s X-47B drone, which was recently tested on a U.S. aircraft carrier, and could be able to reach Guam.

http://www.executivegov.com

Open day of Chinese frigate 'Hengyang' held in Malta

Crash d'un Su-27UBK dans la province de Shan Dong, les 2 pilotes n'ont pas pu s'éjecter ... RIP

Des frégates chinoise au port d'Alger
deux frégates Type 054A



Pétrolier-Ravitailleur 885- »Qinghaihu »

un avant-goût peut-être.....

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Deux frégates et un bâtiment pétrolier ravitailleur chinois au port d’Alger

ALGER - Un détachement navale, composé de 2 frégates et un bâtiment pétrolier ravitailleur chinois, a accosté mardi matin, pour la première fois, au port d’Alger pour une escale "non-officielle" de quatre jours.
Le lieutenant-colonel Mohamed Kaddour a affirmé, à cette occasion, que cette escale est " la première du genre pour des bâtiments de guerre chinois en Algérie", dont le détachement est sous le commandement du contre Amiral Li Xiaoyan, adjoint du Chef d’état major de la flotte chinoise de la mer du Sud.
L’objectif étant "le renforcement de la coopération militaire bilatérale" entre l’Armée nationale populaire (ANP), représentée par les Forces navales, et l’Armée de la République de la Chine populaire représentée par la Marine chinoise.
Le lieutenant-colonel a expliqué que les frégates lance-missile "Huangshan F-570" et "Hengyang F-568" sont composées de 190 hommes.
Ces deux bateaux de guerre sont long de 135 m, larges de 16m et hauts de 6 m. Ils pèsent 41.000 tonnes à pleine charge, avec une vitesse de 27 noeuds.
Pour ce qui est de l’armement, les deux frégates sont composées notamment de 6 torpilles B 515 de 324 mm réparties en deux lanceurs, de 2 lances roquettes ASM modèle 87 de 240 mm à six tubes et d’un hélicoptères Z-9 dauphin.
Quant au navire pétrolier-ravitailleur "Qinghaihu" N° 885, le même responsable a indiqué que celui-ci est composé de 130 personnes, est long de 191 m, large de 25,5 m et haut de 10,8 m. Il pèse 37.000 tonnes à pleine charge, avec une vitesse de 16 n£uds maximum.
Dès son arrivé, le Commandant du détachement chinois a effectué une visite de courtoisie au Commandant de la façade marine centre, le général Mohamed Guelmami. Elle sera suivie par une autre visite au commandant des forces navales, le général-major Malek Nacib.
Par ailleurs, Le lieutenant-colonel a précisé qu’un programme culturel, touristique et sportif est prévu au profit de cet équipage chinois.
Il s’agira, ainsi, de visiter, au cours de ces quatre jours, des sites historiques avant d’organiser une rencontre sportif de basket-ball entre des militaires des deux marines.

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The glass cockpit of Z-8F:

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China takes first and second in special forces competition
By Mohammed Najib
4/4/2013
The Snow Leopard Unit of the Chinese People's Armed Police Force has won the fifth annual Warrior Competition held at King Abdullah II Special Operations Training Center (KASOTC) in Amman from 24-28 March.

The special duty group of the Special Police Academy of the Chinese People's Armed Police Force's came second, followed by the Canadian Special Operations Regiment. The Palestinian Presidential Guard, which has been trained by Russia, the US and Jordan, came in fourth position, a significant improvement on its 10th place in 2012.

Thirty-three special operations and counter-terrorism teams from 18 countries participated, with Algeria, Bahrain, France, Greece, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, and the US also sending teams.

The competition was expanded to include 15 activities instead of the seven in 2012. Three of these took place at night and three were surprise events designed to test the teams' ability to react quickly to unexpected challenges. The tests included hostage rescue, aircraft assault, building entry, casualty evacuation, and various shooting exercises.



http://www.janes.com/products/janes/defence-security-report.aspx?ID=1065977770&channel=defence

Première mission de patrouille aérienne de zone en 24h non stop avec 3 AWACS KJ-200, l'un après l'autre avec 8h de vol et 2 départs chacun, l'avion ne disposant pas de système de ravitaillement en vol. L'opération qui s'est déroulé dans des mauvaises conditions climatique est qualifié de succès par les chinois.

http://periscope2.ru/2013/04/03/7316/

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J-31... HD

Posté le 04/09/2013



Première photographie haute résolution du J-31 chinois, qui révèle certaines caractéristiques. Le ventre plat
confirme l'existence d'au moins deux soutes d'armements, qui est peut-être unique !

(Source : http://ptisidiastima.wordpress.com/2013/04/09/j-31-hd/ , traduit avec www.microsofttranslator.com )

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An official footage showing that the DF-31A ICBM has at least two types of decoy, one to encounter ground based radar for GBI-like system, an another to encounter SM-3/THAAD-like anti-ballistic system.

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China Unveils Its Military Structure for First Time
BEIJING, April 16 (RIA Novosti) – China revealed the composition and structure of its armed forces, including its nuclear deterrent, for the first time on Tuesday in a new edition of a white paper on national defense that also elaborates the country’s new security plan.
The document, titled “The Diversified Employment of China's Armed Forces,” is China’s eighth white paper on national defense since 1998, but it is the first time the country has made public figures and information regarding the structure of its armed forces.
According to the white paper, China's armed forces are composed of the People's Liberation Army (PLA), the People's Armed Police Force and the militia.
The PLA, in turn, consists of an army, navy, air force and the Second Artillery Force, which is the core of China’s nuclear deterrence.
The army includes 18 combined corps and has a total of 850,000 troops. They are deployed in seven military area commands (MACs): Beijing, Shenyang, Lanzhou, Jinan, Nanjing, Guangzhou and Chengdu.
The navy is composed of three fleets: the Beihai Fleet, the Donghai Fleet and the Nanhai Fleet, comprising a total of 235,000 sailors.
The air force has a total of 398,000 troops, and deploys an air command in each of the seven MACs.
The Second Artillery Force is mainly composed of nuclear and conventional missile forces and operational support units, and is “primarily responsible for deterring other countries from using nuclear weapons against China, and carrying out nuclear counterattacks and precision strikes with conventional missiles,” the document said.
The force has a series of Dong Feng ballistic missiles and Chang Jian cruise missiles, it said.
According to the white paper, “China advocates a new security concept featuring mutual trust, mutual benefit, equality and coordination, and pursues comprehensive security, common security and cooperative security.”
However, it stresses that the country is facing "multiple and complicated security threats" and emphasizes China’s need to protect its "national unification, territorial integrity and development interests."
The document lists the growing US presence in the Asia-Pacific region, territorial disputes with Japan and the activities of separatist forces in Taiwan as major challenges on the international arena.
These and other challenges make it necessary “to build a strong national defense and powerful armed forces which are commensurate with China's international standing and meet the needs of its security and development interests.”
China is the second largest military spender in the world after the United States. Its military spending rose by 175 percent between 2003 and 2012, reaching $166 billion last year, according to data released by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute on Monday.

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First Ukraine built Zubr class LCAC officially delivered to Chinese Navy (PLAN)

On April 12, 2013 in Feodosiya, representatives of the state-owned defense conglomerate "Ukroboronprom" and Chinese Navy officials signed the certificate of acceptance for the first Zubr (project 1232.2) amphibious hovercraft. On the Ukrainian side the document was signed by Dmitry Peregudov, Ukrspecexport General Director. Ukrspecexport is a state-owned intermediary company for export and import of Ukrainian military products and services. During the ceremony, Chinese officials expressed their appreciation for the quality of work performed by Ukrainian enterprises.

The delivery ceremony of the first Zubr class LCAC for Chinese Navy (Picture: Ukroboronprom)

The first Zubr LCAC for China was built at "Feodosiya shipbuilding company" and adapted to Chinese Navy needs. Construction of the second ship is onging for the Chinese customer. The Chinese Navy has placed an order for four craft at a reported cost of 315 million US dollars. Two are being built by Feodosiya shipbuilding company, and a second pair of vessels will be built in China under the supervision of Ukrainian technicians. Currently the world’s largest hovercraft, development of Zubr landing ships started in the USSR in 1978, and the first serial ship joined Soviet Navy in 1988. Its carrying capacity is 3 main battle tanks with overall mass of 150 tons or 10 armored personnel carriers weighing up to 131 tons plus 140 marines, or 8 infantry fighting vehicles with mass up to 115 tons. If not carrying armor, Zubr is capable to accommodate 366 men.

http://www.navyrecognition.com

Formation des pilotes de l'aéronavale dans un centre équipé avec des installation identique au PA Liaoning


Manoeuvres et mesures de sécurité à Bord du Liaoning ... on voit vers la fin de la vidéo des manoeuvres avec une Maquette de J15et le déplacement du pont d'envol vers les Hangars ... Le texte présente quelques détails e informations sur le Liaoning, la formation des équipages et l'avancement de ce programme
http://mil.news.sina.com.cn/2013-04-19/0724722202.html

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Military & para-military earthquake relief efforts in China

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China builds second aircraft carrier

Navy has a single carrier, the Russian-built Liaoning, and says another larger vessel is under construction

China's first aircraft carrier, the Soviet-era Liaoning. Photograph: Str/AFP/Getty Images
China will build a second, larger aircraft carrier capable of carrying more fighter jets, the official Xinhua news service has reported, quoting a senior officer with the People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy.

The report comes after Chinese officials denied foreign media reports in September 2012 that China was building a second carrier in Shanghai.

"China will have more than one aircraft carrier ... The next aircraft carrier we need will be larger and carry more fighters," Xinhua quoted Song Xue, deputy chief of staff of the PLA Navy, as saying at a ceremony with foreign military attaches.

Song said foreign media reports saying the carrier was being built in Shanghai were inaccurate but did not elaborate, according to the report.

China currently has one aircraft carrier, the Liaoning, which it bought from the Russians and refitted. Considered by military experts to be decades behind US carrier technology, it was officially said to have been bought to serve as a floating casino but was turned to military use.

China is also building up other forms of military hardware, including a stealth fighter jet believed to be capable of landing on a carrier, drone aircraft and nuclear submarines.

China is alone among the original nuclear weapons states to be expanding its nuclear forces, according to a report by the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission.

Song said the PLA Navy was building a naval aviation force for the Liaoning and there would be at least two aviation regiments on one carrier, including fighters, reconnaissance aircraft, anti-submarine aircraft, electronic countermeasure (ECM) planes and rotary-wing aircraft, the report said.

Chinese officials have said the Liaoning will be used primarily for training purposes.

http://www.guardian.co.uk