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Thanks. I suspected these are 59s too. I also assume these are not the so-called 59G but just the same old 59s. Looks like ZBD-05 but smaller

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Way to go , Deino!!! Now we need to analyze what we are seeing. Poor CSSC worker though lol

Same Tank as above? Does anyobdy know what type are these?

China's two largest shipbuilders plan to merge Meg Shen and Min Zhang China’s two largest shipbuilders are planning to merge, their listed arms said in separate exchange filings on Monday, the latest to join a wave of mergers among state-owned enterprises as the government overhauls the sector...

China may consider more Su-35 fighters after Russian new offer: report By Liu Xuanzun Source:Global Times Published: 2019/6/30 16:38:21 Two Su-35 fighter jets and a H-6K bomber fly in formation on May 11, 2018. The People's Liberation Army (PLA) Air Force conducted patrol training over China's...

Google translating that shows that there is a test/training facility for PLAA in Xinjiang with a bunch of APCs and UAVs.

Test center???

Is that Type-69?

Vinayak Bhat has a lot of mistakes which are quiet embarrassing for someone who served in the Indian IC. Some of his details are wrong or not up-to-date. However, even if several people here have something personal against him, saying the everything he provide is total BS would also be wrong. He...

Submarine-launched missile meets national security needs: Defense Ministry By Guo Yuandan and Liu Xuanzun Source:Global Times Published: 2019/6/27 22:28:42 On Monday, the People's Liberation Army Navy posts a file photo of the firing of a submarine-launched ballistic missile on Sina Weibo...

I wonder if it is anything different than the 59G that was already exported to several countries. This one is developed/modernized by Poly Group and not NORINCO. Heck, i don't even know what's the relations between these two corporations. :lol:

US response to China's top air-to-air missile should not be underestimated: experts By Zhang Jie Source:Global Times Published: 2019/6/26 16:50:33 Two J-20s howling through the sky with their missile bays open, each showcasing six missiles as the stealth fighter jets celebrated the 69th...

Thanks for the clarification. I wonder if it implies on JD.com's JDY-800 too

So many questions regrading those NADs. This so-called 1st NAD could be located in Ningbo/Zhuanqiao airbase. I am thinking of a formation like this: NTC: 2nd NAD, 5th NAD, X(7?)th Special NAD (in Dalian) ETC: 4th NAD, 6th NAD, 1st Special NAD (in Ningbo) STC: 8th NAD, 9th NAD, 3rd Special NAD...

So China Post entered the UAV development business?:)

Interestingly, Huitong didn't mention Soar Dragon I and II. I guess SD-I was just a prototype so technically irrelevant whereas the SD-II is AKA the EA-03.

According to what visual changes you find the differences between Soaring Dragon I and II?

DF-17?