
tu es sur AAF2020 que cette photo est un Mi-171E





C'est les Mi-171 fabriqués par Kazan qui ont le nez "dauphin". Quand à dire si c'est un Mi-171 E je ne sais pas s'il est possible de le distinguer de l'extérieur.geronimo a écrit :tu es sur AAF2020 que cette photo est un Mi-171E











je n'ai joins que cette partie du texte car le reste est un peu "patriotiquement poétique"The new long-range rockets combat of ultra-long-range shooting success, marking a qualitative leap in our artillery range firepower precision strike capability.


The drills include offshore loading, the number of combat contents of the joint air defense, helicopter rescue, amphibious infantry landing on a beach. Prominent maritime joint command, officers and soldiers fighting spirit inspired and amphibious infantry fighting vehicles and ships collaborative landing, the war situation difficult to set up insurance, to enhance combat officers and soldiers at sea level.











je ne sais pas pourquoi sur le site elles etaient toujours visibles mais pas ici, de toute façon c'est réglé maintenant :hadarat:anzar a écrit :Toutes les photos des deux derniers messages sont invisibles pour moi


http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... iew&id=580On August 19, 2012 the Hudong Shipyard in Shanghai (part of the China state shipbuilding corporation - CSSC) launched its second Type 056 corvette.
This is the fifth corvette of this type launched in a little over 3 months.
Since the launch of the first Type 056 three more were launched at vrarious shipyars: One in Guangzhou Huangpu Shipbuiding Company on July 3, another at Wuchang Shipbuilding Industry Company in Wuhan on August 3 and another one in august in a small shipbuilding and ship-repair yard in Dalian.












http://www.china.org.cn/china/2012-08/2 ... 353139.htmAfter an almost one-month hiatus, China's aircraft carrier Varyag departed from Dalian Port yesterday to embark on its 10th sea trial.
The sea voyage will be affected by Typhoon Bolaven, which is expected to make landfall in northeast China's Liaoning province on Tuesday.
Liaoning Maritime Safety Administration has imposed a sea curfew to prevent other vessels from entering the area where the aircraft carrier will undergo trials.
Varyag, China's first carrier, was refitted from a former Ukrainian vessel. The Varyag began its first sea trials on August 10, 2011.
Naval experts predict that the Varyag will come into service later this year.


http://www.suasnews.com/2012/08/18484/c ... les-bases/According to the State Oceanic Administration, 11 unmanned aerial vehicle bases will be built in 11 coastal provinces and regions to monitor the country’s vast water areas, Legal Daily reported on Aug 27.
Unmanned aerial vehicles can fly in set routes, recording and sending back timely remote sensing data, improving China’s capacity in water monitoring, said Yu Qingsong, director of the water management department of the State Oceanic Administration.
Each base will have at least one unmanned aerial vehicle, according to the administration.
The first unmanned aerial vehicle for China Marine Surveillance was handed over to the East China Sea Branch of China Marine Surveillance in January. It can fly for about one hour and reach an altitude of 1,000 meters.
Unlike fixed-wing aircraft, the aerial vehicle is a small propeller aircraft that can take off from ships and remain stable in winds of 43 km/h, Pei Hailong, designer of the vehicle and association dean of the College of Automation of South China University of Technology, said in previous report in March.
Besides the unmanned aerial vehicles, another 36 inspection ships are also expected to join the surveillance fleet of China Marine Surveillance by 2013 to better protect the country’s marine rights, according to the administration.
