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So you ask Why would the French use a British owned American built C17 to deploy?
The French lack there own Strategic Heavy lifter in the same weight class. closest in active service the C130. the French have procurement plans for A400 but good luck fitting a MBT in that.
The French lack there own Strategic Heavy lifter in the same weight class. closest in active service the C130. the French have procurement plans for A400 but good luck fitting a MBT in that.
Luckily, China is not as bad as France... If emergency needs, they still have a few IL-76 to transport IFV , heavy armour vehicles or even Type-96 MBT. But to lift Type-99A2 , it will need to wait until Y-20 is operational.
[h=2]Afghanistan[/h]
The 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group (7 RAR TG) maintains a Quick Reaction Force (QRF) to respond to tasks and assist Coalition and Afghan forces in Uruzgan Province. The 7 RAR TG is deployed to Afghanistan until June 2013 to advise the 4th Brigade of the Afghan National Army.
Photography by: Leading Seaman Andrew Dakin, 1st Joint Public Affairs Unit
Snipers from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group observe the mountains of Uruzgan province, Afghanistan.
Snipers from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group observe the mountains in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan.
Sapper Ryan Peregrine from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group clears a safe path in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan.
(L-R) Private Dale Mooney, Private James Kirstenfeldt and Warrant Officer Class Two Ben Lipman walk to a position in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan.
Soldiers from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group prepare to board Black Hawk helicopters at Multi National Base - Tarin Kot in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan.
Private Graham Mahon from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group prepares to board a Black Hawk in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan.
Photography by: Leading Seaman Andrew Dakin, 1st Joint Public Affairs Unit
Snipers from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group observe the mountains of Uruzgan province, Afghanistan.
Snipers from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group observe the mountains in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan.
Sapper Ryan Peregrine from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group clears a safe path in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan.
(L-R) Private Dale Mooney, Private James Kirstenfeldt and Warrant Officer Class Two Ben Lipman walk to a position in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan.
Soldiers from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group prepare to board Black Hawk helicopters at Multi National Base - Tarin Kot in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan.
Private Graham Mahon from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group prepares to board a Black Hawk in Uruzgan province, Afghanistan.
- [h=2]Golani Brigade Conducts Exercise in Mount Hermon Snow[/h] Soldiers of the Golani Brigade conduct an exercise in the snowy Mount Hermon. As the brigade of the northern command, Golani is trained in the most extreme conditions. January 14, 2013
Photo by Shay Wagner, IDF Spokesperson's Unit
Skylark Drone Flight Training
Soldiers of the Skylark I-LE unit spent a week in the Negev Desert learning how to operate the Skylark drone. The drone is lightweight and unnoticeable up above. It boasts 3 hours of flight-time while streaming a live video feed day and night. January 21, 2013
Photo by Cpl. Zev Marmorstein, IDF Spokesperson's Unit
Soldiers of the Skylark I-LE unit spent a week in the Negev Desert learning how to operate the Skylark drone. The drone is lightweight and unnoticeable up above. It boasts 3 hours of flight-time while streaming a live video feed day and night. January 21, 2013
Photo by Cpl. Zev Marmorstein, IDF Spokesperson's Unit