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Wolf 4x4 light armoured vehicle personnel carrier Datasheet

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China’s Military Monkey Commandos: destroy nests for aircraft safety
By Dylan Vosman -  Aug 27, 2015




he United States, Russia, and Ukraine have all used dolphins, sea lions and beluga whales in their Naval forces before, and K-9 units are common in many defense forces, but now a new country and animal is joining the military creature scene. China has introduced a group of macaque monkeys to their air force division. According to the Chinese state controlled media, the monkeys joined the People’s Liberation Army to defend against birds. That’s right, the monkeys are up against birds.



Migrating birds have caused issues on the base. (Chinese officials would not confirm which base the monkeys are at, simply referring to it as a Beijing air force base.) The base these monkeys are stationed in sits on one of the largest bird migratory channels in the world, and it is surrounded by the pear blossom trees they like to nest in. In the event they fly into the aircraft engines, the results could be catastrophic; enough to bring down a plane.

In the past, the soldiers used a variety of tactics to rid themselves of the birds: scarecrows, netting, firecrackers, ammunition, and even climbing into the trees to destroy nests. Nothing seemed to work.

http://defence-blog.com/army/chinas-military-monkey-commandos-destroy-nests-for-aircraft-safety.html

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Saturday, 29 August 2015
List and analysis of military equipment and armoured for Chinese army parade of 3 September 2015


http://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2015/08/list-and-anlaysis-of-military-equipment.html?m=1

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China previews new ballistic missiles in practices for 3 September parade

Richard D Fisher Jr, Washington, DC and James Hardy, London - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
30 August 2015



http://www.janes.com/article/53896/china-previews-new-ballistic-missiles-in-practices-for-3-september-parade

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Chine, premier vol du Rainbow 5 !  





La Chine a effectué avec succès le premier de son drone « Rainbow 5 » (Cai Hong 5) ce lundi. Ce drone est le plus grand jamais construit en Chine. Il s’agit d’un aéronef de la classe MALE (Multi-rôle, Moyenne Altitude Longue Endurance).

Le Rainbow 5 a volé durant une vingtaine de minutes depuis les installations la China Aerospace Science and l'Innovation Corporation, dans la province de Gansu au nord-ouest de la Chine. Ce nouveau drone doit répondre aux besoins de la reconnaissance longue distance, de la surveillance, du ciblage, de la collecte de renseignements, de la guerre électronique, la patrouille frontalière, des missions de défense de l'île et l’anti-terrorisme.

Le drone disposera de capteur jour/nuit et d’un télémètre laser. Il pourra également emporter un radar. Il dispose d’une masse maximale au décollage de trois tonnes, une charge utile maximale de 900 kg, et une autonomie de plus de 30 heures. Le « Rainbow 5 » dispose d’une envergure similaire au drone américain « Reaper ».

Actuellement, les drones chinois ne possèdent pas l'autorisation d'ouvrir le feu sur une cible jusqu'à ce qu'ils obtiennent l’authentification au sol de celle-ci. Selon les premières informations disponibles, le radar devrait permettre de fonctionner avec peu d'assistance au sol.


Photos : le drone Rainbow 5 @CCTV

http://psk.blog.24heures.ch/archive/2015/08/31/chine-premier-vol-du-rainbow-5-859610.html

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China launches latest Yaogan-series satellite

Andrew Tate, London - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
01 September 2015




China placed its latest satellite in orbit on 27 August, carried by a Long March 4C rocket launched from the Taiyuan satellite launch centre in northern China.

Yaogan-27 was described by Chinese media as a remote sensing satellite to be used for land surveys, crop yield forecasts, and disaster relief, although this is a commonly used description and space analysts assess it to be a military surveillance satellite.

The launch was China's fourth this year, with Beidou navigation satellites launched in March and July, and a China High-Resolution Earth Observation (CHEOS) satellite placed in orbit in June.

Chinese media also published photographs on 27 August of debris from a rocket booster that fell through the roof of a villager's house, although the connection with the satellite launch was not explicitly reported.

China V-Day 70

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BEIJING, Sept. 3 (Xinhua) -- China on Thursday rolled out a host of latest armaments ranging from intercontinental ballistic missiles to medium-long range bombers in its massive military parade commemorating the end of WWII.

Eighty-four percent of the 500 pieces of equipment of over 40 types were displayed in public for the first time.

The following are highlights of some core armaments on show in the parade:

-- 99A tank: China's advanced main battlefield tanks, known as "king of the land battle";

-- 05A amphibious vehicle: China's self-developed second-generation amphibious armored vehicles;

-- 04A tracked infantry fighting vehicle: China's infantry fighting vehicle with the good maneuvering performance;

-- Red Arrow-10 anti-tank missile: China's latest anti-tank armament used in the army;

-- 05A155 tracked self-propelled gun howitzer: China's largest artillery piece with remarkable accuracy and maneuvering performance;

-- Armed police anti-terrorist vehicle: The youngest armored vehicle in the parade;

-- HQ-9 missile: China's third-generation surface-to-air defense missile;

-- Dongfeng-15B and Dongfeng-16 missiles: conventional missiles;

-- Dongfeng-21D missile: China's anti-ship ballistic missile described by some as the "carrier killer";

-- Changjian-10A missile: China's cruise missile;

-- Dongfeng-26 missile: China's ballistic missile, can be fired at short notice and fitted with the nuclear warhead;

-- Dongfeng-31A missile: Solid-fuel Chinese intercontinental ballistic missiles;

-- Dongfeng-5B missile: China's intercontinental strategic missile designed to carry nuclear warheads;

-- Yilong drone: It can perform both combat and reconnaissance missions;

-- KJ-500 airborne early warning aircraft: China's latest self-developed medium-size all-weather early warning aircraft;

-- Y8 aircraft: China's medium-size command and communication aircraft;

-- JH-7A aircraft: Fighter-bomber with PLA Naval Air Force;

-- H-6K bomber: China's medium-long range bomber, able to carry out long-range attack and destroy targets beyond defense zone;

-- J-15 fighter jet: Carrier-based fighter aircraft, once made successful landing on China's first aircraft carrier, the Liaoning.

Source : http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2015-09/03/c_134584016.htm

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La Chine a présenté le DF-21D, un missile balistique « tueur de porte-avions »Posté dans Asie-Pacifique, Forces navales par Laurent Lagneau Le 03-09-2015


Cela fait déjà un moment qu’il est question du missile balistique chinois DF-21D, surnommé le « tueur de porte-avions » et que l’on s’interroge sur ses réelles capacités. Et la présentation inédite d’une dizaine d’exemplaires, à l’occasion d’un imposant défilé militaire organisé à Pékin célébrant le 70e anniversaire de la capitulation japonaise, n’aura pas apporté de réponses à ce sujet.

Mais selon la description faite par l’AFP, ce DF-21D (pour Dong Feng, vent d’est) est installé sur un imposant camion à 12 roues. Son diamètre serait d’environ 1 mètre pour une longueur d’une dizaine de mètres. Nul doute que les analystes « image » sauront être plus précis.

Le DF-21D est donc un missile balistique anti-navire (Anti-ship ballistic missile, ASBM) qui, d’après le Pentagone et le ministère taïwanais de la défense, serait opérationnel depuis 2010. Sa portée est évaluée entre 900 et 1.550 km.

Un missile balistique, une fois lancé, suit une trajectoire suborbitale pour ensuite fondre vers sa cible. D’où les interrogations que l’on peut avoir à l’égard du DF-21D car s’il a été testé par l’Armée populaire de libération (APL) dans le désert de Gobi contre une cible statique représentant un porte-avions, il ne l’a jamais été contre un objectif en mouvement.

À l’automne 2014, lors d’une audition devant les députés de l’Assemblée nationale, l’amiral Bernard Rogel, le chef d’état-major de la Marine nationale (CEMM) s’était dit sceptique à ce sujet.

« Je n’ai pas d’éléments précis sur les missiles antinavire chinois. J’en entends parler mais il me paraît difficile – je suis missilier balistique de formation – d’atteindre un bâtiment en mouvement avec un missile balistique. Mais pourquoi pas ? Les Chinois ont montré qu’ils étaient capables d’aveugler des satellites avec des lasers. Cependant, je me méfie », avait-il affirmé.

Ainsi, avant de pouvoir frapper un groupe aéronaval situé à 1.000 km, il faut pouvoir le repérer avec précision. Ce qui suppose d’utiliser un radar trans-horizon (à ondes de surface) et de croiser en permanence les données ainsi obtenues par celles recueillies par des drones ou des satellites avant de lancer un DF-21D.

Ensuite, reste le problème de la frappe en elle-même : si toucher une maquette immobile est simple, ce n’est plus du tout la même musique quand il s’agit d’un navire évoluant à 30 noeuds, doté éventuellement de capacités anti-missiles et de contre-mesures électroniques. Si le DF-21D dispose d’un radar et de capteurs optiques pour se diriger vers sa cible, il n’a, a priori, jamais été mis en oeuvre en conditions réelles. On reste donc dans la théorie.

« La menace d’un ASBM contre des navires de l’US Navy dépendra du développement des systèmes associés et des capacités de traitement de l’information. Cela fait partie d’un défi plus large dans lequel le ‘hardware’ chinois continue de s’améliorer de façon spectaculaire mais avec une incertitude sur le ‘software’ (ndlr, logiciel), qui n’a pas été testé. (…) Les fonctions C4ISR (Computerized Command, Control, Communications – Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance) accusent probablement encore des lacunes pour identifier et suivre un porte-avions américain en temps réel dans des conditions de guerre », notait Andrew Erickson, auteur d’un rapport de la Fondation Jamestown concernant le DF-21D, publié en 2013.

Toutefois, avait-il ajouté, « l’amélioration des capacités C4ISR restent une haute priorité du programme de modernisation militaire de la Chine. »

Si les capacités du DF-21D sont avérées, alors l’équilibre des forces dans le Pacifique pourrait être modifié, aux dépens de la marine américaine, et en particulier de sa 7e Flotte. Un moyen de contrer la menace de ce missile balistique serait alors de briser sa « kill chain », c’est à dire la suite des actions nécessaires avant une possible frappe.

Par ailleurs, outre le DF-21D, la Chine a également présenté un autre missile balistique à portée moyenne : le DF-26. Cet engin est théoriquement capable la base américaine installée sur l’île de Guam, d’où le surnom qui lui a été donné : le « tueur de Guam ».




http://www.opex360.com/2015/09/03/la-chine-presente-le-df-21d-missile-balistique-tueur-de-porte-avions/

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Five Chinese naval ships spotted in Bering Sea: Pentagon
By Agence France-Presse -September 3, 2015


Washington: The Pentagon on Wednesday confirmed the presence of five Chinese naval vessels in the Bering Sea between Russia and Alaska, which US President Barack Obama is currently visiting.

It was believed to be the first time Chinese military ships have been spotted in the area and is another sign of China’s global presence expanding far beyond its own shores.

“We respect the freedom of all nations to operate military vessels in international waters in accordance with international law. We are aware of the five People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) ships in the Bering Sea,” said Commander Bill Urban, a Pentagon spokesman, confirming a story first reported by the Wall Street Journal.

“This is the first time we have observed PLAN ships in the Bering Sea.”

The vessels are in international waters near the Aleutians, a chain of islands that fan out from the Alaskan mainland. The boats comprise three combat ships, an amphibious ship and a replenishment vessel.

China became a permanent observer to the Arctic Council in 2013 and has shown increased interest in the region’s energy reserves. The council’s members are the eight Arctic states: Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Russia, Sweden and the United States.

Obama is currently in Alaska for a three-day tour of the vast state to raise awareness of the effects of climate change.

China on Thursday will assert its military might with a large parade commemorating the end of World War II. The display will feature 12,000 Chinese troops marching through Tiananmen Square alongside gleaming tanks and missiles, as fighter jets scream overhead.


http://www.defencetalk.com/five-chinese-naval-ships-spotted-in-bering-sea-pentagon-65275/

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Pékin déploie des faucons et des singes avant son grand défilé militaire




http://www.20minutes.fr/insolite/1675939-20150831-pekin-deploie-faucons-singes-avant-grand-defile-militaire

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Photo : Chinese troops stationed in Tibet


By Dylan Vosman -

Sep 2, 2015



Chinese troops stationed in Tibet

The China has never denied that there is a Tibetan territory. There are disputes over the precise boundaries of the Tibetan territory, but it is clear that the frontier of historic and ethnic Tibet extends beyond the boundaries of the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). Tibetan areas within the PRC but outside the TAR have been incorporated into the surrounding Chinese provinces of Qinghai, Gansu, Sichuan, and Yunnan. The Tibetan province of -Tsang forms the greater part of the TAR; the Tibetan province of Amdo forms a large part of Qinghai, although a small portion lies in Gansu; and the Tibetan province of Kham is divided among Gansu, Sichuan, Yunnan, and the TAR






http://defence-blog.com/army/photo-chinese-troops-stationed-in-tibet.html

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L’armée chinoise va perdre 300.000 soldatsPosté dans Asie-Pacifique par Laurent Lagneau Le 03-09-2015



http://www.opex360.com/2015/09/03/larmee-chinoise-va-perdre-300-000-soldats/

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jeudi 3 septembre 2015

A Djibouti, des Chinois remplacent des Français


Déjà présente à Djibouti, notamment... en face d'un quartier hébergeant des forces spéciales, la Chine poursuit son expansion : selon la lettre de l'Océan Indien, l'armée chinoise va camper dans un ancien quartier d'hébergement de militaires français.

1000 militaires s'installeraient sur place, avec un double intérêt : une belle vue doublée d'une plage, mais aussi donc, un accès direct à la mer.

Selon la LOI, c'est le président djiboutien qui aurait appris la nouvelle au ministre français de la Défense, lors de sa visite, en juillet.
Comme ce blog l'avait expliqué, la France a commencé cet été à réduire sa présence à Djibouti, pour rejoindre sous deux ans un effectif de 1350 militaires.  

http://lemamouth.blogspot.fr/2015/09/a-djibouti-des-chinois-remplacent-des.html

La vidéo commence à la 20ème minute environ !  

Les missiles tueuses de PA vont changer l'equilibre des forces dans tout le pacifisue si ils s'averent rfficaces

grande démonstration de force qui fera réfléchir plus d'un

Un beau film de propagande !

J'ai bien ri..... un de leur Sm coulant un autre Sm....Déjà il faut la qualité ,chose qu'il n'on pas (les Chinois) et l'entrainement ,chose qu'il auront mais pas avant de nombreuses annees,parce que comparer leur SM a ceux des Americains ...je me glousse mais .....furieusement là....
Apres le film est bien reussi ,et les Chionois seront fiere de leur armée apres ce beau film (irrealiste).......
Parce que croire que leur PA naviguera tranquillement pendant qu'une Task Force Americaine se fera dessouder....hum.......faut pas fumer des matiéres qui t'emmenes loin...loin....loin...

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China and Pakistan air forces launched joint military drills Shaheen-4

Chinese and Pakistani air forces on Sunday Sept. 6th launched joint drill codenamed Shaheen-4 (Eagle-4) by pressing in several contingents of fighter jets, bombers and early warning aircraft. The joint exercise is part of a series of military exchange programmes between the two air forces, Chinese Air Force spokesperson Shen Jinke said.



The two air forces deployed contingent fighter jets, bombers and early warning planes, Shen said. He however, did not say how long the drill would last nor disclosed the area where it is taking place.
The first such drill was held in Pakistan in March 2011, the second in China's western Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in September 2013, and the third was held in Punjab, Pakistan, in May last year.

Shen said that China's Air Force was willing to expand the scope of cooperation with various countries.

Over the years China has emerged as Pakistan's prime military weapon supplier as they forged close strategic relationship. The two countries jointly produce the JF-17 Thunder fighter aircraft.

Reports in Beijing said Pakistan plans to acquire another of China's multi role fighter the J-10. J-10's first overseas buyer will be Pakistan, Fu Qianshao, an aviation equipment expert with China's People's Liberation Army Air Force told official the media recently.

According to the official media reports, China is wooing Iran to buy 150 jets of J-10 in the backdrop of lifting of UN sanctions.

Pakistan has dispatched a 75-member military contingent to take part in the September 3rd massive military parade held in Beijing to commemorate the 70 anniversary of victory against Japan in WW-II.




http://www.airrecognition.com/index.php/archive-world-worldwide-news-air-force-aviation-aerospace-air-military-defence-industry/global-news-2015/september/2045-china-and-pakistan-air-forces-launched-joint-military-drills-shaheen-4.html

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China reveals its new Z-19E light attack helicopter By Dylan Vosman - Sep 8, 2015

China’s light attack helicopter, Z-19E, developed by Harbin Aircraft Industrial Corporation already attracts much attention before the third International Helicopter Exposition held in Tianjin from Sept. 9-13, 2015. The Z-19E  export version-  Harbin Z-19, also called WZ-19, is a Chinese reconnaissance/attack helicopter developed by Harbin Aircraft Manufacturing Corporation (HAMC) for the People’s Liberation Army Air Force and the Ground Force Air Force. It is an improved variant of the Harbin Z-9 and hence a distant cousin of the Eurocopter Dauphin.










http://defence-blog.com/news/china-reveals-its-new-z-19e-light-attack-helicopter.html

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China Begins Work on New Stealth Attack Helicopter By Dylan Vosman - Sep 11, 2015


China has begun to develop a fourth-generation attack helicopter and expects to deliver it to the People’s Liberation Army around 2020, according to Aviation Industry Corp of China. The company disclosed the information in a media brochure distributed to domestic journalists taking part in the Third China Helicopter Expo, which opened on Wednesday in Tianjin. This is the first time that China has confirmed it is developing a new-generation combat helicopter. The company gave no further details. However, Lin Zuoming, AVIC’s chairman, said on the sidelines of the expo that the new aircraft will have stealth capability and will reshape the combat patterns of the PLA ground force. “It is a trend that the ground force will become increasingly dependent on helicopters because they have better strike capability and mobility than armored vehicles, and can transport supplies to frontier troops in a timely manner,” he said. Wu Ximing, chief helicopter designer at the State-owned defense contractor, said the new helicopter will also feature supreme maneuverability in complicated environments, outstanding survivability and joint operational ability. China now has the second-generation WZ-9, and third-generation WZ-10 and WZ-19, in its combat helicopter fleet. Their major tasks are anti-tank warfare and air support missions for infantry troops, as well as air-to-air combat. The United States began to test the world’s first fourth-generation attack helicopter, the Boeing-Sikorsky RAH-66 Comanche, in 1996. It canceled the project in 2004 for a host of reasons, including technical specifications and budget cuts. Russian media previously quoted Andrei Shibitov, deputy CEO of Russian Helicopters, as reporting that Russia is researching designs for a fourth-generation combat helicopter that is expected to have a low radar signature, a long range, an ultrafast speed and low noise and should be able to confront fighter jets. According to an article carried in China Aviation News, a newspaper owned by AVIC, in May last year, Chinese helicopter engineers were developing a bearingless main rotor, a cutting-edge technology key to the fourth-generation helicopter. In addition to the new combat helicopter, AVIC is also working on a medium-lift utility helicopter, which made its debut flight in December 2013. Called by aviation observers the Z-20, the utility helicopter is supposed to ease a longtime shortage of such aircraft in the Chinese ground force and Navy. Chinese designers are also working on the development of ultrafast helicopters that can achieve a speed of 700 km/h, according to AVIC.





africa.chinadaily.com.cn


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Si ils arrivent (les chinois) a ns pondre un truc comme cela ,monoplace ,furtif, et ben respect.