Photos of the day: Wing contrails vaporizing off the second J-20 prototype (2002)

The first Large Patrol Craft (LPC) for Bangladesh Navy launched

Large patrol craft for Navy launched→ Staff Correspondent
The first Large Patrol Craft (LPC) for Bangladesh Navy, being constructed in China, was launched at Wuchang Shipyard in China on Sunday. ispr PHOTO


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Captain AM Quamrul Huq, as the

Type 052D LUYANG III-Class DDG, what we do know so far

There are two under construction -- they are sporting a new 130mm main gun and a set of much larger radar arrays

According to people who have seen the ship at HSH here are the observations.

1. Main mast is slightly different on the top, similar to 054A.
2. The space between the aft mast and aft VLS is still there, indicating no extended VLS area and probably still gonna have the two quad pack

Saving private ryan beach scene, PLA style, Part V

In late August 2012, the China Army employed their “MILES” Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System to simulate a full "spectrum" assault on a "remote" island.

Here are some photos of that simulation (red is the good guy, in case you haven't noticed)

Saving private ryan beach scene, PLA style, Part IV

In late August 2012, the China Army employed their “MILES” Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System to simulate a full "spectrum" assault on a "remote" island.

Here are some photos of that simulation (red is the good guy, in case you haven't noticed)

Saving private ryan beach scene, PLA style, Part III

In late August 2012, the China Army employed their “MILES” Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System to simulate a full "spectrum" assault on a "remote" island.

Here are some photos of that simulation (red is the good guy,  in case you haven't noticed)

Saving private ryan beach scene, PLA style, Part II

In late August 2012, the China Army employed their “MILES” Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System to simulate a full "spectrum" assault on a "remote" island.

Here are some photos of that simulation (red is the good guy,  in case you haven't noticed)