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Viettel "accidentally" revealed their VCM-01 antiship missile project on the C4ISR systems demonstration.

I heard that the US Navy also uses this method to clean their aircrafts, i.e. the F-18s. Can anyone confirm? https://gfycat.com/ReflectingFoolhardyHochstettersfrog

Commission ceremony of the last two Improved Kilo subs :D

Much butthurt. Many hatred. Such idiocy. WOW. Also, some new footage from the Air Force and Navy.

A Vietnamese troops with Safran JIM-LR Long-range multifunction cooled infrared binoculars.

Woops.

That guy in the foreground though, this is the first time I see such technique to hold the rifle.

So is dog meat :welcome: You saw that coming, my friend, better run to Thailand and order a gender transformation to hide. :p:

They always say "the less you know, the better", especially when you're dealing with sensitive military information. So yeah, my personal motto is "I know nothing". :cheesy: Send Barcelona and Real Madrid to Vietnam first, then we'll talk business. Also, I'll report you to the authorities for...

No no, my friend, I'm just an ordinary member, not an insider. However, @Carlosa should be monitored for extracting information from "certain" sources. :police:

Well, rumors (again) have it that VPAF has acquired the extended range variants for both Kh-31A and Kh-31P. Also, that second picture was taken by me, not sure how it ended up on Blogspot.

Wooops.

Happy Lunar new year, friends. :cheers: Also, ignore that certain butthurt troll. A new video has arrived.

Isn't that the same thing with every countries?

Official and publicized base.

Meanwhile, the final Kilo class in 2009 contract has been docked and delivered.

Nope, absolutely not. The principle of Vietnamese military and foreign relations nowadays is that we do not rely on any country or state to secure our sovereignty and national interests. South Vietnam learned that the hard way (or easy way, depending on who you ask) in 1974, Philippines too in...

Unlikely. They left Cam Ranh Naval Base in 2002. Now the base is offered for logistic support and resupply for every navies in the world, not just Russia. It's business now. Russian Navy might get more privileges but they won't get a permanent base like Cam Ranh before 2002 or Tartus now. On a...

The Germans are offering their Type-214, contact has been made. And I'll leave it there :woot:

The last Kilo submarine has arrived.