China People's Liberation Army (PLA): Photos and Videos

J-10 acrobatic team

JF-17 display

Stunt planes

Pakistan K-8 trainer display

Inside the exhibition centre

Look around the tarmac

SD 10

AIM 120

I'll never set one foot on that chinese civil aircraft......

""I'll never set one foot on that chinese civil aircraft......""

I think I read that for Sichuan airlines to fly into the US/Guam they have to be insured/bonded and they are guaranteed by Chinese Worker retirement funds for various firms.

They won't let them crash. If one of their planes crash lots of chinese will kill the company head.

Every Fall China does a military parade. Why is the Chinese 2010 military parade NOT on Youtube/Google Video?

What did they show off that's being hidden? Or did China opt to not do a military parade in 2010?

Mike E wrote:Chinese love? Sure you don't mean American love? 

American love? Are you sure you don't mean coffee love (and life)? Dem Frappuccino's, doz Mocha Latte's...


More Chinese love,  VT4 MBT-3000 Norinco:

ZTZ-99:

Chinese Type 730 CIWS:

magnumcromagnon wrote:Chinese Type 730 CIWS:

Misfunction i assume?

Werewolf wrote:

magnumcromagnon wrote:Chinese Type 730 CIWS:

Misfunction i assume?

From my understanding, it was working in perfect order and exactly as planned. The first '.gif' was basically demonstrating that the CIWS was capable of shooting a long range, higher altitude target, then quickly turning to shoot down a extremely close range, extremely low altitude target.

magnumcromagnon wrote:

Werewolf wrote:

magnumcromagnon wrote:Chinese Type 730 CIWS:

Misfunction i assume?

From my understanding, it was working in perfect order and exactly as planned. The first '.gif' was basically demonstrating that the CIWS was capable of shooting a long range, higher altitude target, then quickly turning to shoot down a extremely close range, extremely low altitude target.

That is the nightmare of all CAS aircrafts. Really scary to fly with Ka-50 in DCS against M113 with Vulcans, it is literally a wall of bullets, 2km or closer and there is no garantue of surviving, just to many projectiles, handling 10 Stingers at the same time is easier, especially 1st and 2nd gen.

WZ-10...couple of nice pics

Cyberspec wrote:WZ-10...couple of nice pics

Nicest looking Kamov helicopter I have ever seen. I don't care much for the Kh-52 look compared to this.

Chinese ZTZ-99A2 tank.

*Live Coverage*

Anyone have a time stamp for the Russian march past?

北京举行二战70周年大阅兵 LIVE: Beijing holds WWII 70th anniversary military parade
Streamed live on Sep 3, 2015

China will mark the 70th anniversary of the surrender of regional rival Japan, that marked the end of World War Two with a military parade on Tiananmen Square in Beijing on September 3. Around 12,000 soldiers from the People's Liberation Army (PLA) will participate in the parade and 500 pieces of hardware are to be showcased at the parade including a range of aircraft.

V-Day parade ends with 2015 doves, 50,000 balloons flying into sky
Published on Sep 2, 2015

China’s commemoration for the 70th anniversary of the WWII victory ended with 2015 doves and 50,000 balloons flying into the sky, representing Chinese people’s wish for world peace. The victory belongs to all peace-loving nations and people in the world.

Air echelons from China’s air force includes H-6K
Published on Sep 2, 2015

Nine air echelons consisting of some 150 aircrafts includes H-6K bombers that could carry missiles in long distance raids, J-11B and J-10A fighters capable of various range combat, as well as early warning, maritime aircrafts, helicopters, etc.

Ship-borne attack module consists of ship-to-air, anti-ship and ground-to-ship missiles
Published on Sep 2, 2015

The shipborne attack module consists of ship-to-air, anti-ship and ground-to-ship missiles and displays the navy’s strong anti-interference system and capability of striking fleets and counter-attacking.

Ground assault module displays homemade tanks, assault vehicles and artillery equipment
Published on Sep 2, 2015

The ground assault module displays China’s homemade active-service tanks, assault vehicles, fighting vehicles, anti-tank missiles and self-propelled artilleries, representing the PLA’s advancement in weaponry

Air defense and anti-missile module showcases anti-aircraft artillery and surface-to-air missiles
Published on Sep 2, 2015

The air defense and anti-missile module features the most advanced self-propelled anti-aircraft artillery of China’s army, and its 3rd generation surface-to-air missile system and new portable air defense system.

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Taiwan media go crazy the China show the DF21 ballistic anti ship missle!
Published on Sep 2, 2015 [09.02.2015 22:27:47]

Dongfeng 21D aircraft designed grams, can attack large surface ships, high accuracy, precision ballistic flight of searching.

中国的V-国庆阅兵：地面攻击机游行过去天安门广场
China's V-Day parade: ground assault unit marches past Tian'anmen Square
Published on Sep 2, 2015



习主席宣布30万军队裁员 President Xi announces military cuts of 300,000
Published on Sep 2, 2015

Chinese President Xi Jinping announces military cuts of 300,000 while addressing
the commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the victory of Chinese People's War
of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.

China displays several advanced weapon systems at victory parade in Beijing



According to official statements, about 12,000 troops, including around 1,000 foreign soldiers and officers, have taken part in the parade

BEIJING, September 3. /TASS/. China has shown a number of cutting-edge armaments in Beijing on Thursday during a parade to mark the 70th anniversary of the victory in WWII and in its war against Japanese invaders

Advanced Type 99A main battle tanks, Type 05A amphibious vehicles, Type 04A infantry fighting vehicles and 155-mm Type 05A [the other designation PLZ-05A] self-propelled howitzers.

Spectators could also see DF-115B (Dongfeng-15B) short-range ballistic missile systems and mobile launchers mounting DF-10A (Dongfeng-10, earlier known as Changjian-10) strategic cruise missiles, DF-16 (Dongfeng-16), DF-21D (Dongfeng-21D) and DF-26 (Dongfeng-26) intermediate-range ballistic missiles and DF-5B (Dongfeng-5B) and DF-31A (Dongfeng-31A) intercontinental ballistic missiles in downtown Beijing.

HQ-9 (Hongqi-9) long-range surface-to-air missile systems, HJ-10 (Hongjian-10) antitank missiles and Yilong unmanned aerial vehicles were demonstrated too at the parade in Tiananmen Square.

Military aircraft flew over the main square of the Chinese capital, concluding the parade. JH-7A (Jianhong-7A) fighter-bombers, KJ-500 (Kongjing-500) early warning and control aircraft and J-15 (Jian-15) carrier-borne fighters were among the latest aircraft displayed.

According to official statements, about 12,000 troops, including around 1,000 foreign soldiers and officers, have taken part in the parade. Russian servicemen from the 154th Separate Garrison Commandant’s Preobrazhensky Regiment crowned the foot parade. They were followed by about 500 ground vehicles and around 200 planes and helicopters flying in the skies of the Chinese capital.

Politicians from 49 countries attended the victory parade. 30 countries were represented by their heads of state and government. Russian President Vladimir Putin was among them. The Russian leader took the seat of honor on the right of China’s President Xi Jinping. The guests included the leaders of Belarus, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, South Africa, South Korea, Tajikistan, the Czech Republic, Uzbekistan, etc.