Taiwan Military Picture Thread

[vesicles]

Re: Taiwan "Han Kuang" Military Exercise

I personally think Taiwan is the least likely place to get invaded.

Apparently, most of world's politicians don't think so. Many have said that the Taiwan strait is one of most dangerous places in the world. It would be pretty hard to call a place "the least likely place to get invaded" when the small island gets over a thousand missiles aiming at it... Also, China's Nanjing military region's primary job is to plan for a potential invasion of Taiwan. So "the least likely place to get invaded" is facing close to a million troops whose main job is to think of ways to invade the place...

 

[Spartan95]

Re: Taiwan "Han Kuang" Military Exercise

Thanks for the pics!

The mountain warfare bit is interesting. Wonder if this is the 1st time that it got featured in this series of annual exercises? Seems to me that the RoC military is planning to conduct guerilla operations from the mountains in the event that an invasion materialise and they are unable to hold off the invading force.

 

[bd popeye]

Re: Taiwan "Han Kuang" Military Exercise

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Nuclear damage prevent exercise in Han Kuang 27

During the 311 earthquake in Japan and lead to the nuclear disaster in Fukushima nuclear power plant, Taiwanese army take the compound disaster drill in Jinshan, New Taipei city,northern Taiwan,April 15th,2011

Here are some handbooks about radiation protection advocacy made by army chemical corps.

General Lin Jan-yi (Left side wearing marine uniform)observed about army radiation pollution surveillance and preparedness training results eliminate.

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[bd popeye]

Re: Taiwan "Han Kuang" Military Exercise

"Lian Shing" landing exercise and "Lian Yun" anti-airborne exercise in "Han Kuang 27"

The F-CK-1 fighter get the first strike to preparing for marines landing in Jyarutan,Pington,southern Taiwan,April 14th 2011.

Taiwanese navy's underwater blasting team to exploding obstacles under water.

The AAV-7 are going landing and Super Cobra fly at the sky attacking.

Marine Corps after landing,started mine-sweeping at the beach.

The LCS came to equipped Humvee and M60A3 battle tank and other units, were occupied by the beach.

 

[bd popeye]

Re: Taiwan "Han Kuang" Military Exercise

Attack team by special forces 862,take the six C-130 transport aircraft,jumped in one thousand two hundred and fifty feet, a smooth landing target area at Chinchuangan military airport,Taichung,central Taiwan, April 14th,2011.

Army used the smoke HUMVEE to blocked attack team.

Attack team occupied the building and start to attack.

Defend team by Army and air force, cooperated to strike the attack team in airport.

AH-1W and OH-58D support the defense force and against the attack team.

After fight, defend team completed the mission and get the point

These female soliders from army special forces 862, they were completed the anti-airborne exercise mission.

 

[vesicles]

Re: Taiwan "Han Kuang" Military Exercise

Pink helmets??? Stereotyping and patronizing at the same time???

 

[bd popeye]

Re: Taiwan "Han Kuang" Military Exercise

Pink helmets??? Stereotyping and patronizing at the same time???

Neither. The exercise held had the blue forces and the red forces. Hence the red cover on the helmet.

 

[Asymptote]

Re: Taiwan "Han Kuang" Military Exercise

Pink helmets??? Stereotyping and patronizing at the same time???

The correct word is "magenta".

 

[TerraN_EmpirE]

The Idea is the same as the colored arm bands they used too wear when war gaming just so the Blue can tell the red on sight and shoot. trouble is off course unless your fighting construction workers and blue man group chances are the real enemy will be harder too spot and not wear bight things that give them away so easy on the field. even the UCP they are wearing stands out.

 

[vesicles]

Re: Taiwan "Han Kuang" Military Exercise

Neither. The exercise held had the blue forces and the red forces. Hence the red cover on the helmet.

How come I don't see any male soldiers wearing pink helmets? I would be thoroughly convinced if I can be shown some photos of male Taiwanese soldiers wearing the same kind of helmets...