In the meanwhile: Chinese peacekeepers to South Sudan show martial arts

Really, seriously?

Shouldn't you peacekeepers be out there.... say... looking for those kidnapped Chinese workers?

Chinese peacekeepers to South Sudan show martial arts

(Source: Chinanews) 2012-01-29

　　On the afternoon of January 25, 2012, local time, in the campsite of the first Chinese peacekeeping engineering contingent to the Republic of South Sudan, the guards of the first Chinese

China nationals missing after attack in Sudan

and the irony of it all...they were attacked by the Sudan People's Liberation Army
. Perhaps renaming the PLA to China Army is not so crazy after all.
China nationals missing after attack in Sudan
Associated Press – 10 hrs ago


BEIJING (AP) — China's Foreign Ministry says a number of Chinese nationals are missing after militants attacked their company in Sudan's volatile South Kordofan region.

Photo of the day: 24 hours fitness

Chinese Mistral?

Judging from this recent CCTV clip, the China Air Force is adopting the China Army's standard FN-6 MANPAD for its own point-defense needs.

Sharing is a common platform across different service arms  might not be a bad idea.








Not your father's SA-7

Photo of the day: modularized production of the 056 light corvette?

Flip me over.


 

Video of the day: who's a cute puppy?

Good boy, come here boy.  come here.

Weapon test platform learning how to swim on its own during the fourth trial.

Happy year of the dragon

A picture is worth a thousand words and if I have to pick a single picture to represent "China Defense" in 2011, this would be it.


For better or worst, Type 54A is keeping an open eye on China interest in the South China Sea. No, no gun blazing Wunderwaffe here.