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Showing posts with label Chinese military. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese military. Show all posts

Friday, August 23, 2013

Brutal Photos Chinese Paramilitary Training


16 Photos Of Brutal Chinese Paramilitary Training -- Business Insider

In addition to an active-duty military numbering more than 2 million, the Chinese have a paramilitary force with almost 4 million members. By comparison, the U.S. military has 1.4 million active-duty members.

They serve as an auxiliary force for the People's Liberation Army, and during times of peace, are primarily concerned with law enforcement and internal security.

They've previously received criticism for oppressing journalists and using violent tactics to quash protests in Tibet.

Recently, Reuters published a photo of a Chinese paramilitary member crawling through the sand in 102-degree temperatures, so we decided to take a look at the paramilitary police training.

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My Comment: It looks like there is a lot of screaming in their training.

Monday, March 25, 2013

China to purchase fighter jets, submarines from Russia: Report


 
A Russian Su-35S fighter jet

Source: Press TV
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2013/03/25/295127/china-to-buy-jets-subs-from-russia/

China is set to purchase two dozen fighter jets and four submarines from Russia, Chinese state media say.

The deal to buy the Su-35 fighters and Lada-class submarines was signed before the recent visit by President Xi Jinping to Moscow, the Chinese newspaper People’s Daily cited state television on Monday.

According to the report, it is the first time in a decade that Beijing purchases “large military technological equipment” from Moscow.

China’s military expansion comes amid its dispute with Japan over a chain of uninhabited islands claimed by both countries in the East China Sea.

“The Su-35 fighters can effectively reduce pressure on China's air defense before Chinese-made stealth fighters come online,” the report said.

Two of the submarines will reportedly be built in Russia, with the other two to be built in China. The value for the agreement, however, was not mentioned in the report.

Moscow and Beijing are also expected to work together in the field of military technology, which includes building S-400 long-range anti-aircraft missiles, 117S large thrust engines, IL-476 large transport aircraft and IL-78 aerial tankers, according to the report.

However, China's Defense Ministry has not commented on the report yet.

The Chinese president paid a three-day visit to Moscow from Friday to Sunday. He held talks with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during his first foreign trip since becoming president earlier in March.

The two sides reportedly signed about 30 deals in the energy sector and other areas during Xi’s stay.

The Chinese president also met with Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, becoming the first foreign head of state to visit the Russian armed forces' control center.