haha, is someone brainwashing a police officer?

Well that was random.

hey BD.... I forgot about the crossbow being used on guards and sentries. Been awhile since I was a ground pounder. Never heard of anyone using a crossbow in the service but I do remember reading out that. 99% of the time when I see a crossbow, it means someone is a mall ninja and thinks that they're the ultimate zombie killer.

But yeah, armor is for dealing with a heavy force like an underground insurgency. Not a terrorist attack. You need high speed low drag type operators for that. Delta, Rangers, Seals, etc... That or a very well trained police unit. City SWAT or FBI HRT.

This looks more like training for dealing with Taiwan. Because I can beat your ass that there willl be folks fighting off the chi-coms if/when they invade. I know that the Chi-Coms and Soviets did some training about an amphibious operations and invasion of an unnamed island.

Uhm, in pic 11 the entire unit are wearing ski masks as per western standards.
Concealed ID,s during pictures and whathave you.
Smart.


In the 12:th pic there are two operators with clearly visable faces.

This makes me wonder if they are wearing skimasks because they saw it on TV and thought it looked cool?

Even if the skimasks are flame retardant (I see no evidence of such) and this is what they are showing in pic 11, I still wonder why they don´t use SOP and conceal the ID,s of their operators?

Anyone?

//KJ.

They haven't got the concept of PERSEC yet. The risk vs benefits of propaganda/promotional type photos and video hasn't caught on yet with the PLA. Worst kept secrets in Chinese towns are the garrisons and what units are there... alcohol, loose lips, all that.

Now the police (jing cha) do pixelize their undercover operatives faces and the voices are altered when they have their version of "Cops" on the telly. But then I have some pix off the net of their elite anti-islamic police force in Xinjiang with faces, nametags and gear all clearly visible. Even enough photos to sort out their tactics for patrol and moving to apprehend. Were I a bad man it would be enough.

SCO military forces start 2nd phase of anti-terror joint drill



CHELYABINSK, Russia, Aug. 11 -- About 2,000 troops from the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) members held a joint field exercise here on Saturday, starting the second phase of the "Peace Mission 2007" anti-terror drill.

Those troops, from China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, staged a parade at a military base near Russia's Ural Mountains city of Chelyabinsk.
Commanders from the six countries agreed that since the SCO was forged in June 2001, it has abided by the "Shanghai Spirit," which embodies mutual trust and benefit, equality, respect for cultural diversity and a desire for common development.
The organization has established a new model of defense and security cooperation under the principles of openness, transparency and non-targeting at the third party, they noted.

In the first phase of the drill, chiefs of staff of the six military forces held strategic negotiations and gave orders in Urumqi, capital of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region on Thursday.

military parade















Chief Staffs from six SCO member countries

"terrorists" in the village

Originally Posted by KJ

Uhm, in pic 11 the entire unit are wearing ski masks as per western standards.
Concealed ID,s during pictures and whathave you.
Smart.


In the 12:th pic there are two operators with clearly visable faces.

This makes me wonder if they are wearing skimasks because they saw it on TV and thought it looked cool?

Even if the skimasks are flame retardant (I see no evidence of such) and this is what they are showing in pic 11, I still wonder why they don´t use SOP and conceal the ID,s of their operators?

Anyone?

//KJ.

I think the ski masks are simulated terrorists.

Originally Posted by bulldogg

They haven't got the concept of PERSEC yet. The risk vs benefits of propaganda/promotional type photos and video hasn't caught on yet with the PLA.

No need for PERSEC in China, with 1,321,851,888 people and growing, finding a guy on the picture posted online is... Well... Be my guest...