No. Their units are not organized under any group army, but rather attached directly to the military district. That's why I said "most" (but not all). Including them would add another four combined arms divisions and three combined arms brigades.
Infantry Combat Equipment (non-firearm): Vests, Body Armor, NVGs, etc.
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No. Their units are not organized under any group army, but rather attached directly to the military district. That's why I said "most" (but not all). Including them would add another four combined arms divisions and three combined arms brigades.
They have officially adopted it as it is pretty much their standard uniform.
Judging from the area, are these Marines?
PiSigma
"the engineer"
Looks like Marines. And the fact no one is holding the barrel but still don't have gloves is an improvement.
PiSigma
"the engineer"
They are using the cheap plug in ones. No idea why....
plawolf
Lieutenant General
Probably because the cup earpros quickly get hot and uncomfortable to wear in hot climates and because a lot of people in China still have this baffling attitude that personal safety isn’t a priority.
Personally, I would have suggested that all bases hire one deaf old man as their cleaner so instructors can point to him and tell recruits to protect their ears if they don’t want to be him in 50 years time.