Monthly Archives: July 2012
Chinese new 120-tonne high-thrust rocket engine test firing successes
2012-07-29 (China Military News by China-defense-mashup) — Long March-V will make its first flight in 2014. Before the first flight, the rocket engine still needs times of testing under extremely harsh conditions to test the stability and reliability of rocket … Continue reading
China develops its E-2C: JZY-01 fix-ed wing ship-borne AEW demonstrator
2012-07-28 (China Military News from China-defense-mashup.com) — The images of JZY-01 demonstrator have indicate that China has mounted an early warning radar on a Y-7 cargo plane, which is smaller than the Y-8, and is using it for aerial reconnaissance … Continue reading
China launches its largest Haixun01 patrol vessel on Wuhan
Chinese the largest and equipped with the most advanced and comprehensive systems large cruise salvage “Haixun01″ launched into the water in Wuhan on 28th July. And it is expected to service in the year. China will have a new law … Continue reading
China says it independently develops engines for WZ-10 helicopter
2012-07-26 — China’s defence ministry on Thursday labelled as “fictitious” a case in which United Technologies Co. admitted selling software in contravention of U.S. export rules that helped Beijing develop its first modern military attack helicopter. United Technologies said last … Continue reading
How dose China eye on India’s Vikramaditya aircraft carrier
2012-07-26 — The INS Vikramaditya aircraft carrier (former Admiral Gorshkov), which Russia refurbished for India, left its berth at the Sevmash shipyard in Russia’s northern city of Severodvinsk and sailed into the White Sea to undergo trials on June 8. … Continue reading
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Top U.S. commander explains positive signs for US-China military ties
2012-07-26 — The top U.S. commander in the Asia-Pacific region said Wednesday he’s seeing positive signs as he tries to develop relations between the U.S. and Chinese militaries. Adm. Samuel J. Locklear III said China and the People’s Liberation Army … Continue reading