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In Spartly Islands ? I don't think so, Vietnamese Government never allow heavy weapon for defense Islands show off to public until now . Where's you get this picture ?anti aircraft missiles on a Spratly island
Việt Nam tăng năng lực nghiên cứu, phát triển quân sự bảo vệ Biển Đông - Giáo dục Quốc phòng - Giáo dục Việt NamIn Spartly Islands ? I don't think so, Vietnamese Government never allow heavy weapon for defense Islands show off to public until now . Where's you get this picture ?
The note of that picture did not has the source, so I believe that's just another fake and mess info created by tabloids like giaoduc.net.vn ( we call them "lều báo" in Vietnamese)
As I know This pic from Chinese websiteThe note of that picture did not has the source, so I believe that's just another fake and mess info created by tabloids like giaoduc.net.vn ( we call them "lều báo" in Vietnamese)
its time for US to apologize to VN now, we r civilized people, we must say sorry when we do something wrongU.S. vets return North Vietnamese soldier's helmet to family
Jan. 14, 2014 - 06:00AM |
Vietnam veterans John Abbey, front left, Fred Grimm, front right, Daniel Gregg, second row left, and Mike Breuker, second row right, carry a helmet belonging to slain North Vietnamese soldier Bui Duc Hung, who was killed in the war, in Huong Non village, on Jan. 14. The helmet, which had been kept as a war souvenir by an American veteran for 46 years, was returned to Hung's family. (Tran Van Minh/AP)
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An image of a dove scratched onto the inner rim of a dented helmet belonging to Bui Duc Hung, a North Vietnamese soldier who died during the Vietnam War, is seen on Jan. 14. (Tran Van Minh/AP)
HUONG NON, VIETNAM — In 1968, young American soldier John Wast was scouring a battlefield in central Vietnam for weapons and intelligence when an enemy helmet with an image of a dove scratched onto it caught his eye. He tied it to his rucksack, and five months later took it home as a war souvenir, where for 46 years it had sat on a shelf.
When a U.S. veterans’ charity approached him asking whether he would like to see the helmet returned to the family of its onetime owner, he said yes, so long as it didn’t cause them any more pain. The group, the Development of Vietnam Endeavors Fund, located the family of the soldier, Bui Duc Hung, who was killed in the war, his remains never recovered.
On Tuesday, four U.S. veterans returned the helmet in a ceremony in the Hung’s family’s village 45 miles northwest of Hanoi that stressed the need for peace and reconciliation.
“This is a very sacred moment for my extended family,” said Bui Duc Duc, the 52-year-old nephew of the slain solider.
Duc wept as the helmet was placed in front of a family altar in his house. The Americans, along with around 100 villagers and local officials gathered for the ceremony, looked on. A bust of Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam’s victorious war time leader, was also in the room.
“We consider this helmet as part of him and we will keep as a reminder for our family’s future generations,” he said.
Up to 3 million Vietnamese were killed in the war, which the United States undertook to stop the spread of Communism in Southeast Asia.
Wast, a 67-year-old from Toledo, Ohio, didn’t travel back to Vietnam. But in a statement that was read out at the ceremony, Wast said that Hung had “fought with skill and courage.”
“The time has now come for me to return this helmet to those who knew and cared for Bui Duc Hung,” he said. “I do this with thoughts of love and peace to you all.”
U.S. vets return North Vietnamese soldier's helmet to family | Army Times | armytimes.com
is it made in vietnam ?not sure if it is a repost?
Project 1241.8
Coming soon, currently under sea trail, 4 new self produced 550 tonnes Molniya guided missile corvettes, equipped with up to 16 Uran subsonic anti-ship missiles (range 130 kilometers, able to sink 5,000 tonnes enemy vessels), one AK-176M, two rapid fire guns AK-630M, low-to-air missiles Igla-1M.
power: combined diesel gas turbines
radar: fire-control radar for anti-ship missile Garpun-Bal-E, fire control radar MR-123 Vympel, and the on top target search radar MR 352 positiv-E
top speed 38 knots, sailing range up to 2,400 miles, 44 crew members
yes, the Molniya guided missile corvettes are built in a Vietnamese shipyard: Ba Son Company