PLAN Photos & Videos

Pictures from 2014 Sino-Russian Naval Drill



Type 54A firing anti-submarine rockets



A close-up



Russian CIWS firing



PLAN and Russian Navy sailing in line



Type 52 Harbin firing main guns



PLAN Sovremenny Ningbo firing main gun



Type 52 Harbin firing anti-aircraft gun



Sailing in line formation



Another angle

texx1 said:

Pictures from 2014 Sino-Russian Naval Drill

Type 52 Harbin firing anti-aircraft gun

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That looks like the kashthan to me. Definitely not type 730. I don't believe she has Kashtan does she?

May 23rd...China-Russia "joint maritime -2014" Night incursions. Ben Wang reporter Sun Yang photo

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China-Russia "joint maritime - 2014" military exercises held in the northern East China Sea Sea airspace May 22 to 24. Naval gunfire pictured.

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High resolution photos of the Sino-Russia joint naval drill:

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More photos of China-Russia Maritime exercise 2014. Notice how these photos have captions...

http://www.sinodefenceforum.com/announcements/uploading-photos-videos-24.html#post263900

5) Post captions with your photos so we know what we're viewing. Post general captions for several photos on the same subject.

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Aircrew members communicate with ground crew members on China's Zhengzhou missile destroyer, East China Sea, May 22, 2014. Naval ships from China and Russia left Shanghai for the East China Sea to take part in the "Joint Sea-2014" exercise on Thursday. (Xinhua/Zha Chunming)

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I served in two helo squadrons.. I don't recall seeing the rotors engaged to wash engines. Interesting.

Crew members wash the engine of a helicopter on China's Zhengzhou missile destroyer, East China Sea, May 22, 2014. Naval ships from China and Russia left Shanghai for the East China Sea to take part in the "Joint Sea-2014" exercise on Thursday. (Xinhua/Zha Chunming)

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Crew members work on a helicopter on China's Zhengzhou missile destroyer, East China Sea, May 22, 2014. Naval ships from China and Russia left Shanghai for the East China Sea to take part in the "Joint Sea-2014" exercise on Thursday. (Xinhua/Zha Chunming)

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Crew members prepare to put the helicopter into hangar on China's Zhengzhou missile destroyer, East China Sea, May 22, 2014. Naval ships from China and Russia left Shanghai for the East China Sea to take part in the "Joint Sea-2014" exercise on Thursday. (Xinhua/Zha Chunming)

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A helicopter enters a hangar on China's Zhengzhou missile destroyer, East China Sea, May 22, 2014. Naval ships from China and Russia left Shanghai for the East China Sea to take part in the "Joint Sea-2014" exercise on Thursday. (Xinhua/Zha Chunming)

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Sorry about any re-post in this or my previous post.

Chinese and Russian naval forces train in ship boarding techniques during China-Russia Maritime Exercise 2014 May 22nd - May24th

Joint Chinese and Russian teamed up in the exercise to rescue a "hijacked ship". Forces from the RUN ship Varyag and PLAN ship Zhengzhou took part in the exercise. Ju Zhenhua agency issued photo

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LAGOS, May 24 (Xinhua) -- A visiting Chinese fleet of the 16th naval escort squad sent by the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy arrived here Saturday for a four-day friendship visit to Nigeria.

The fleet, including new-type guide missile frigate Yancheng, guide missile frigate Luoyang and supply ship Taihu, carried at least 660 crew members.

The Chinese fleet was welcomed by the Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria Gu Xiaojie and Rear Admiral E.G. Ofik, chief staff officer of Nigerian Western Naval Command.

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What a stunning set of photos between two powerful navy's

Can someone please list the ships that took part and the number I would do it but don't have the time as I'm on the phone and traveling

That Russian Naval infantry looks like he just went to a Radio Shack or Best Buy store and purchased a camera and attached to his helmet with some plastic tape. Hey, I guess whatever gets the job done.