If you ever wondered why Taiwan doesn't want being part of Mainland China.
Taiwan Military News, Reports, Data, etc.
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If you ever wondered why Taiwan doesn't want being part of Mainland China.
I believed most mainland Chinese used to care.
And how they care. It‘s like one of those topics for the CCP to bring people in line again.
Here's several.
Includes both surface warships and the Hai-Shih. Filmed back in 2015.
Includes both surface warships and the Hai-Shih. Almost the same as first video but with different edit.
Panshi Fast Combat Support Ship. Filmed in 2019.
(some of the) navy personnel training (and some other navy-related stuff). Filmed in 2020.
Perry class frigates (front portion). Filmed recently.
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So you are now a spokesperson for Taiwan province?
This is the reason why there was no resolution for over 70 years. During this time we've seen Germany, Viet nam and others reunify.
The polls are speaking a clear language.
manqiangrexue
Brigadier
I don't wonder. The only thing that matters is that what needs to be done is done to bring back what belongs to China. The Taiwanese started out bitter over losing the civil war then fell down a rabbit hole forgetting who they are. Chinese power will remind them.
The CCP bring people in line by telling them to focus on the goal and interest of all Chinese people? That's good; no Chinese should ever be out of that line.
Not really. Depends on who conducted those polls, how they were conducted and whether they were designed to tout a line. Polls that show the vast majority in Taiwan refuse to fight speak more clearly on what they really want because we all want everything when it's all free but when the price tags are shown, suddenly, desires become far more conservative. And as we all know, that real world desire, while looking at the price tags is the only thing that has any meaning at all. But in any case, the only poll that really matters is the one on how all Chinese people feel about Taiwan.
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1. Polls mean jack shit. Every's gansta till its time to lock and load.
2. People have the memory of a gold fish. With enough incentives, all sentiments can be molded in short order.
Semi-official ROC Army friend/foe armored vehicle identification chart to help army personnel with their memorization test.
So just like any military out there it is mandatory for ROC Army personnel to be able to identify friendly and enemy armored vehicles. Army personnel are tested with their abilities to do so during routine tests. Such tests are important for volunteer personnel because not only do those tests affect their chance of rising in the ranks, they can affect their vacation time and pay as well.
One thing interesting about the chart is how outdated it is for a chart that only came out in 2013. Although it is in Chinese I think it's still a very interesting read. There are also some PLA vehicles I've never seen before and I wonder whether they've even entered service with the PLA or not (such as the Thunder-1 APC, WZ-507 APC, NVH-1 AFV and the NFV-1 AFV).
So just like any military out there it is mandatory for ROC Army personnel to be able to identify friendly and enemy armored vehicles. Army personnel are tested with their abilities to do so during routine tests. Such tests are important for volunteer personnel because not only do those tests affect their chance of rising in the ranks, they can affect their vacation time and pay as well.
One thing interesting about the chart is how outdated it is for a chart that only came out in 2013. Although it is in Chinese I think it's still a very interesting read. There are also some PLA vehicles I've never seen before and I wonder whether they've even entered service with the PLA or not (such as the Thunder-1 APC, WZ-507 APC, NVH-1 AFV and the NFV-1 AFV).
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So for those who can't read Chinese here's the list of vehicles:
ROCA;
CM-11 tank
CM-12 tank
M-41 tank
M-41D tank
M-48A3 tank
M-60A3 TTS tank
CM-21 APC
M113 APC
M577 Command Post
M88A1 Recovery Vehicle
V-150 APC
M42 Duster AA gun
M48A5 Armored Vehicle-Launched Bridge
M109A2 arty
M110A2 arty
PLA:
Type-59 tank
Type-59II tank
Type-62 light tank
Type-63 amphibious tank
Type-69 tank
Type-69II tank
Type-79 (also named Type-69III) tank
Type-80 tank
Type-80II tank
Type-85II tank
Type-90II tank
Type-63 APC
Type-77-1 amphibious APC
Type-77-2 amphibious APC
Type-90 APC
NFV-1 AFV
NGV-1 AFV
NVH-1 AFV
Type-85 AFV
Type-86 (also named WZ501) AFV
WZ507 AFV
YW-307 AFV
YW531 APC
YW531D APC
YW531H APC
YW534 APC
Thunder 1 AFV