There isn't an official choice of camera for PLA journalists. They can freely choose whatever brands of cameras they prefer within their budgets.Apparently, Canon is the PLAN choice of cameras
There isn't an official choice of camera for PLA journalists. They can freely choose whatever brands of cameras they prefer within their budgets.Apparently, Canon is the PLAN choice of cameras
There isn't an official choice of camera for PLA journalists. They can freely choose whatever brands of cameras they prefer within their budgets.
Maybe the journalists on this trip all use Canons. But I know quite few use Nikons now. However, before 2005 almost all journalists in PLA used Canons due to Nikon's slow development of its DSLRs.But all of them end up with Canons, anyways
This is quite interesting.
The official description actually says it can carry 6 Z8s inside.Again nice shots and I already had this confirmed but clearly we can see that 4 x Z-8 sized helos can easily fit inside
This is quite interesting.
It says that it has 156 sailors with 23 officers. That seems to be really tiny considering they have almost half that many sailors on a Type 056.
4 diesel engines for propulsion. 210 m long, 28 m wide and displacement of 19,855 ton. (max displacement of 29,450 ton from deep flooding/submerging???) Cruising speed of 18 knots and max speed of 25 knots.
It says can carry 6 Z-8 helicopters and 4 Type 726 hovercraft. Can carry at most 65 amphibious assault vehicles!
helicopters can be used from 200 km out, hovercrafts can be launched from 60 km out and AAVs can be launched from 20 km out.
Oh well
according to german Marineforum:Type 071 Chang Bai Shan in Portsmouth
CHINA (19-24 Jan)
Former 18th Anti-Piracy Task Group with frigate YUNCHENG, dock landing ship CHANGBAISHAN and replenishment ship CHAO HU to berth in Hamburg (Germany) on 19 or 20 Jan, for a scheduled port visit until 24 Jan.
(rmks: some media initially had reported destination Kiel)