(25.08.2020, 21:34)Quintus Fabius schrieb: Chinesischer SPz (Spähpanzer?) mit Mast:

https://twitter.com/i/status/1297439768364515330

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Kenn das Modell nicht und kann kein Chinesisch.

(18.09.2020, 09:24)Quintus Fabius schrieb: Eine ganze Reihe von Artikeln zur J-31 mit teilweise sich wiedersprechenden Aussagen:

https://nationalinterest.org/tag/j-31

Die alles entscheidende Frage wird meiner Meinung nach die der Sensoren sein. Wenn die Chinesen hier einen Vorsprung erlangen könnte ihnen dass die Luftüberlegenheit einbringen.

Zitat:The Beijing North Vehicle Group Corporation, a subsidiary of the China North Industries Group Corporation (Norinco), has released video footage showing a new lightweight tracked armoured fighting vehicle (AFV) reminiscent of the German Army’s Wiesel air-transportable vehicle.

(17.11.2020, 09:33)Quintus Fabius schrieb: Ein Film über chinesische Marine-Infanterie-Brigaden. Diese fallen im Vergleich zu anderen Marine-Infanterie-Verbänden erstaunlich schwer aus und entsprechen eher Panzergrenadier-Brigaden aufwärts in westlichen Streitkräften. Sie dürften damit abseits von amphibischen Operationen einen deutlich größeren Mehrwert für die Kriegsführung haben als westliche Marineinfanterie-Verbände.

Das führt zu der interessante Frage, ob entsprechende deutsche Marine-Infanterie nicht auch schwer ausgerüstet werden sollte, also eher Panzergrenadiere als Jäger sein sollten.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMQKhS-LM_U&feature=emb_title

Zitat:The World’s largest plane will soon be resurrected. China will sign a deal with Ukraine to breathe new life into the Soviet-era manufacturing program for the production of the AN-225, which is a strategic, airlift cargo aircraft designed in the Soviet Union in the late 80s by Antonov Design Bureau. With a maximum payload of 250 tons for cargo, the AN-225 is considered to be the world’s heaviest aircraft. By building the AN-225, China is vying to boost its power projection capabilities, not just in South East Asia, but across the entire world. In late August 2016, the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AICC) signed a deal with Antonov Corporation, Ukraine’s leading aviation company, to restart production of the AN-225, the world’s largest aircraft.

Zitat:More recently, there have been indications that a goal in the 14th Five Year Plan (2021–2025) will be to accelerate military modernisation so that the PLA will be fully mechanised and informationised by 2027—the 100th anniversary of its founding.

Zitat:China’s Z-20 Black Hawk Clone Is Now Packing Air-To-Ground Missiles
The result looks a lot like Hellfire-armed H-60 Black Hawk variants, especially U.S. Army special operations ones.

Zitat:The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has commissioned a newly-developed all-terrain vehicle for logistics support missions in plateau regions with altitudes higher than 5,000 meters.

Designed with caterpillar tracks made of metalloid, this new all-terrain vehicle can tread over slopes of 35 degrees and can deliver 1.5 tons of goods. The vehicle can effectively solve the problem of difficulties in delivering goods to troops stationed in plateau regions, China Central Television (CCTV) reported on Saturday.

In a recent mission, the vehicle delivered dozens of boxes of instant noodles and barrels of mineral water.

Zitat:China’s Dongfeng Motors is known to mass-produce a copy of the AM General HMMWV rebranded as the “EQ2050.” Pictured above is a Dongfeng EQ2050 mounting a multiple rocket launcher on its bed. The size and length of the 16 tubes on the truck suggest a 130mm caliber, which was once widely used by the PLA’s artillery units. During the 1980s the PLA still kept 130mm rocket artillery systems carried on both wheeled and tracked vehicles.

The same video clip showed the Dongfeng firing a salvo of rockets at close range. It turns out the munitions are for clearing mines and obstacles with bursts of white phosphorous. Of course, the PLA and its related infantry branches does have other specialist vehicles for getting rid of enemy fortifications. What distinguishes this Dongfeng rocket launcher from the PLA’s other types of rocket artillery is its size: the PLA’s rocket artillery standardized the 122mm caliber for medium-range fires while the 300mm caliber and larger are for long-range strikes. Chinese 130mm rockets are known to have very limited range, by comparison, an accurized 122mm rocket can reach targets 45 kilometers away.