New members introduce yourselves!!
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HAPPY NEW YEARS!!!
新年好!!!
NOUVELLES ANNÉES HEUREUSES!!!
GLÃœCKLICHE NEUE JAHRE!!!
FELICES AÑO NUEVO!!!
С НОВЫМ ГОДОМ!!!
ILOINEN VERES IKÄ!!!
FELICE NUOVO ANNI D'ETÊ!!!
TO ALL NEW MEMBERS
i used babel so...
HAPPY NEW YEARS!!!
新年好!!!
NOUVELLES ANNÉES HEUREUSES!!!
GLÃœCKLICHE NEUE JAHRE!!!
FELICES AÑO NUEVO!!!
С НОВЫМ ГОДОМ!!!
ILOINEN VERES IKÄ!!!
FELICE NUOVO ANNI D'ETÊ!!!
TO ALL NEW MEMBERS
i used babel so...
Seacraft
New Member
Re: new members introduction thread - important that new members introduce themselfs!!!
New here, been lurking for 6 months, after googling several different items, inlcuding PLAN and the Varyag, I kept coiming back here...
Me - a white, moderate American male, fortunate enough to have lived in Germany while in H.S., have visited "communist" countries while living in Germany (mid 80s), and have no love or respect for that style government. Is China Communist government the same? Don't know, but reading about it and talking to people that live there, I hope to find out, at least to learn more about the people...
Live - Rhode Island,USA (smallest state in the US)
Work - I'm the Network Manager for a 2500 student school district :nono: (I would be the guy watching where many of you surf when you should be listening to your teachers )
Age - A bit more than double most of you 11th graders
Likes & hobbies - wargaming, fishing, webmaster of fairly large site (nothing reltated to this or china or military) that needs a place to be an annonymous member :rofl:
Dislikes - chestbeating on the Internet :coffee:
New here, been lurking for 6 months, after googling several different items, inlcuding PLAN and the Varyag, I kept coiming back here...
Me - a white, moderate American male, fortunate enough to have lived in Germany while in H.S., have visited "communist" countries while living in Germany (mid 80s), and have no love or respect for that style government. Is China Communist government the same? Don't know, but reading about it and talking to people that live there, I hope to find out, at least to learn more about the people...
Live - Rhode Island,USA (smallest state in the US)
Work - I'm the Network Manager for a 2500 student school district :nono: (I would be the guy watching where many of you surf when you should be listening to your teachers
)Age - A bit more than double most of you 11th graders
Likes & hobbies - wargaming, fishing, webmaster of fairly large site (nothing reltated to this or china or military) that needs a place to be an annonymous member :rofl:
Dislikes - chestbeating on the Internet :coffee:
Re: new members introduction thread - important that new members introduce themselfs!!!
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this supposed to be finnish? It should be like this: Hyvää uuttavuotta!!
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this supposed to be finnish? It should be like this: Hyvää uuttavuotta!!
Gauntlet
Junior Member
Re: new members introduction thread - important that new members introduce themselfs!
As I dont visit every sub-forum here, so I didnt see this thread until now.
As my location says, I live in Norway, in the northern parts to be more specific.
So China is more or less on the opposite side of the globe from my point of view...
Now, you may ask yourself what I am doing at this forum then?
To be honest, I didnt have too much interesting in China, other than their politics towards Taiwan. My main interest is the former Soviet military forces.
Therefore, I first found this site/forum when I were searching for pics/info of the Sovremenny DDGs, and later when I downloaded the Pentagon Raport about China. I read through it, and from that day I have started "watching" China.
My "stats":
Age: 18
Experience: None first hand yet, but I will hopefully do my service from the autumn.
Hoping for Coast Guard service in the Barents Sea hunting Russians!
But I do own alot of books about the Soviet/Russian forces, and read alot about it. So I guess I do have some knowledge.
As I dont visit every sub-forum here, so I didnt see this thread until now.
As my location says, I live in Norway, in the northern parts to be more specific.
So China is more or less on the opposite side of the globe from my point of view...
Now, you may ask yourself what I am doing at this forum then?
To be honest, I didnt have too much interesting in China, other than their politics towards Taiwan. My main interest is the former Soviet military forces.
Therefore, I first found this site/forum when I were searching for pics/info of the Sovremenny DDGs, and later when I downloaded the Pentagon Raport about China. I read through it, and from that day I have started "watching" China.
My "stats":
Age: 18
Experience: None first hand yet, but I will hopefully do my service from the autumn.
Hoping for Coast Guard service in the Barents Sea hunting Russians!
But I do own alot of books about the Soviet/Russian forces, and read alot about it. So I guess I do have some knowledge.
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Woot hello all.
Well i was always passionate about planes when i was a kid. I would borrow books from the library and draw them on paper.
anyway i'm from australia, 16 years old and love this website!
Woot hello all.
Well i was always passionate about planes when i was a kid. I would borrow books from the library and draw them on paper.
anyway i'm from australia, 16 years old and love this website!
Re: new members introduction thread - important that new members introduce themselfs!!!
Welcome both...
But Sukhoi, i had to delete your thread in the airforce forum. It was not about chinese airforce (all "foreing" stuff goes to the world armed force section) and we have policy against these A vs B -type of comparison threads. It's best if you and all other new members go check the forum rules before posting.
Othervice enjoy :china: :china:
Welcome both...
But Sukhoi, i had to delete your thread in the airforce forum. It was not about chinese airforce (all "foreing" stuff goes to the world armed force section) and we have policy against these A vs B -type of comparison threads. It's best if you and all other new members go check the forum rules before posting.
Othervice enjoy :china: :china:
petty officer1
Junior Member
Re: new members introduction thread - important that new members introduce themselfs!!!
Hi,petty officer1 here, have loved this forum since first time reading it.
half chinese half white live in USA
now going to a university in texas, major in recording engineer:nana:
very interest in military but hate politic
now play guitar in a club and trying to keep up with school
Hi,petty officer1 here, have loved this forum since first time reading it.
half chinese half white live in USA
now going to a university in texas, major in recording engineer:nana:
very interest in military but hate politic
now play guitar in a club and trying to keep up with school