Vietnam Defence Forum

[Farhan Bohra]

Can you stop posting such nonsense in Vietnam Military Forum. It is not related to Vietnam. Thanks.

Firstly, you don't own a forum. Start to follow "Live and Let Live". If you feel nonsense , that is up to you.

And I only posted because someone is interested, and that is properly relevant with Vietnam.

if you have any problem, then keep that in your pocket. I don't give a shit about you. Thank You.

 

[Carlosa]

Firstly, you don't own a forum. Start to follow "Live and Let Live". If you feel nonsense , that is upto you.

And I only posted because someone is interested,and that is properly relevant with Vietnam.

if you have any problem, then keep that in your pocket. I don't give a shit about you. Thank You.

Very well said, the subject of the Kestrel is very relevant to the tread since Vietnam is interested in it and in that case, we want to get as much information about it as possible. Please keep us updated on the subject, thanks.

 

[Viet]

Can you stop posting such nonsense in Vietnam Military Forum. It is not related to Vietnam. Thanks.

bro India is a great military power, nuclear armed, possessing many key technologies, we want to acquire. No need to convince anyone the country should never be underestimated. India is one of the pillars of Vietnam foreign defense relations.

This news brings Vietnam one step closer to manufacturing large warships. According to QĐND newspaper, Vietnam has acquired the technology of Fire control radar MP-123. the radar is used to guide ship artillery gun such as AK-100, AK-176, AK-230, AK-630M and AK-726.

Great stuff

destroyer is coming

 

[Viet]

Maybe an omen. For the first time ever, three officers from three branches of military service are sent to Central Africa for a peacekeeping mission.

 

[GrandWorldOrder]

Hello. I've been looking at this page as a guest for awhile and just opened an account on here to take part in the discussion. Theres a question I've had for awhile but never seem to be able to answer. Thought I would ask it here.

Whatever happened to the Vietnamese honor guard? I saw videos and images of them marching in the 2010 Hanoi parade. Obviously they're still around and perform duties, though move five years later though and they're missing from the military parades. Any idea why? Were they not taking part in the 2015 independence day parade or....?

 

[Viet]

Hello. I've been looking at this page as a guest for awhile and just opened an account on here to take part in the discussion. Theres a question I've had for awhile but never seem to be able to answer. Thought I would ask it here.

Whatever happened to the Vietnamese honor guard? I saw videos and images of them marching in the 2010 Hanoi parade. Obviously they're still around and perform duties, though move five years later though and they're missing from the military parades. Any idea why? Were they not taking part in the 2015 independence day parade or....?

Hey welcome. honor guard is by definition represents all three branches of the country's military service: the land army, the navy and the airforce. And as such it is usually not part of a military parade. Probably to avoid a double showcase. All military services are showed up at a parade. I may be wrong.

 

[Viet]

Accompanied by destroyer Le Courber, French helicopter carrier Mistral returns to Vietnam.

 

[Aqsuperman]

Update on the 105mm M101 on Ural project, 4 units of the latest version, M3, are undergoing test

 

[Viet]

Update on the 105mm M101 on Ural project, 4 units of the latest version, M3, are undergoing test

Looking great. I like it, especially the verhicle's side wall

 

[Aqsuperman]

Looking great. I like it, especially the verhicle's side wall

Well a bit more and we can say that our vehicle is the ugly cousin of ROK EVO 105 :v

 

[Viet]

Well a bit more and we can say that our vehicle is the ugly cousin of ROK EVO 105 :v

The army should continue with 152 mm on truck.

 

[Carlosa]

Japanese warship docks in Vietnam

TUOI TRE NEWS

UPDATED : 04/13/2017 10:52 GMT + 7

A destroyer from the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) arrived at the international seaport in the south-central Vietnamese province of Khanh Hoa on Wednesday, commencing the ship’s visit to Vietnam.

The Fuyuzuki docked at Cam Ranh Port, located in the namesake city in Khanh Hoa, on Thursday morning to a warm welcome by officials from the 4th Regional Command under the Vietnam People’s Navy.

The visit, scheduled for April 12 to 15, will feature meetings between Japanese naval officers and leaders from the provincial People’s Committee and the 4th Regional Command, as well as tours of certain Vietnamese naval vessels.

Built by Mitsui Shipbuilding Company in Tamaro, the US$1 billion Fuyuzuki measures 150 meters long, weighs 6,800 metric tons, and carries a crew of 200 people.

It was completed on June 14, 2011 and assigned to the JMSDF on April 13, 2014.

Crew members of the Fuyuzuki arrive at Cam Ranh Port. Photo: Tuoi Tre

The ship is an Akizuki-class destroyer – a model intended to escort Hyuga class ships and Izumo class helicopter destroyers while providing defense against surface, airborne, and undersea threats.

Also on Wednesday, frigate HMNZS Te Kaha of the Royal New Zealand Navy, carrying 178 crew members, arrived at Tien Sa Port for the beginning of a four-day official visit to the central city of Da Nang.

The visit is proof of the strong defense and security ties between the two nations, contributing to their bilateral relationship, said Wendy Matthews, New Zealand’s Ambassador to Vietnam.

Commanders of the HMNZS Te Kaha are expected to meet with leaders from the municipal administration and the Vietnamese navy’s 3rd Regional Command.

Frigate HMNZS Te Kaha of the Royal New Zealand Navy docks at Tien Sa Port in the central city of Da Nang on April 12, 2017.Photo: Tuoi Tre

 

[Viet]

Not military but regardless I post here. Three recent news that shock Vietnam.

Japan

On the way to her school, a 9-year old Vietnamese schoolgirl called Linh went missing. Her naked body was found later near a drainage ditch. Japanese police arrests in the connection a 46-year-old man named Shibuya Yasumasa on the morning of April 14. He is believed to have kidnapped, sexually abused, strangulated the girl to death. Her boby shows sign of injury.

The man is head of the parents’ association at Linh’s school. Japan public is shocked. Japanese government expresses deep condolences. Japan's Ambassador to Vietnam Umeda Kunio conveys apology to Linh's father in front of their home in the northern province of Hung Yen.

 

[Viet]

United States

The mistreatment of a Vietnamese-American man, Dr. David Dao, on a United Airlines plane, where the Chicago aviation police removed him from the aircraft by force, can cost the company the existence in worst case. Dao suffers a concussion, a broken nose, and lost two teeth. The anger in the public and in the media force the US government and parliament to respond. Aviation authorities investigate the case. Lawsuit against United Airlines and the City of Chicago is prepared. The daughter, Crystal Dao, says what happened to her father shouldn't happen to anyone else.

 

[Viet]

Malaysia

Doan Thi Huong, a suspect of murdering Kim Jong Nam, the North Korean leader’s late half-brother, is put on trial in Malaysia. The case brings North Korea and Malaysia to a diplomatic crisis not seen in history. North Korea demands the release, while Vietnam steps up pressure on Malaysia. Has Malaysia forgotten NK nuclear missiles can reach the Malay peninsula in 15 minutes? Huong will be defended by a nine-member team in court, with two from Malaysian best lawyers Hisyam Teh Poh Teik and Naran Singh, and three Vietnamese lawyers.

One of Huong's Malaysian lawyers attacks the court and police because the defense team haven't received the evidences: "Neither side may seek unfair advantage by concealing weapons behind its back. There should be no trial by ambush."

as Malaysia itself fears NK can send killers to silence Huong, she has to wear protective gears and always be accompanied by a armed police team.