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A 155mm ship-use test gun for measuring ballistic data.
Posted by @鼎盛大彪 on Weibo.
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Might be or might not be related.
A 155mm ship-use test gun for measuring ballistic data.
Posted by @鼎盛大彪 on Weibo.
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Illustrations of a landing ship design. Not certain where these are from. Several of these can be linked together to form a very long Bailey bridge over sandy terrain.
Here's the real thing. Special barges for amphibious landing. Several of these barges linked together form a continuous Bailey to transport troops, vehicles, and supplies to secured beachheads.
The video is here. Source I consider reliable.Here's the real thing. Special barges for amphibious landing. Several of these barges linked together form a continuous Bailey to transport troops, vehicles, and supplies to secured beachheads.
Ayi reposted this image:Here's the real thing. Special barges for amphibious landing. Several of these barges linked together form a continuous Bailey to transport troops, vehicles, and supplies to secured beachheads.
If judge based on the picture above, then the actual location is, Nan San Island, Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province.
I found the local satellite map.
A new Type 923/927(?) integrated submarine rescue ship without a pennant number. Posted by @xx笑而不语xx on Weibo.
Here's the real thing. Special barges for amphibious landing. Several of these barges linked together form a continuous Bailey to transport troops, vehicles, and supplies to secured beachheads.
Another photo from a distance. Posted by @OedoSoldier on Twitter.
Another photo of the larger special landing barges, photographed while leaving the shipyard. Posted by @撒手锏_ on Weibo.
