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Because it is the unstoppable Chinese spirit that prevails in the battlefield, not the weapons! Look at the laughable defeat of the Americans in the Korean war! har har!
No, but seriously, back on topic: Is that an American superviser teaching them? This pic came off a WWII site. |
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Chocobo_Blitzer
That picture was not PLA army in Korea, please don't post those BS pic in this Thread ![]() Back to PLA: China police to keep Haiti peace 29 September, 2004 BBC China is due to deploy riot police in Haiti next month, as part of a United Nations peacekeeping mission. This is China's highest profile overseas mission to date. On Wednesday, the recruits showed off their skills at a newly-built training centre south of Beijing, marching in formation in their blue UN helmets. Their mission is to help Haiti's police force cope with devastating floods which are thought to have killed some 2,000 people in the last two weeks. An advance party of 30 Chinese police officers has already left for Haiti, with the rest of the 125-member team due to arrive in early October. Officials at the Beijing training centre said the troops' role was to supervise Haitian police, maintain order and help to rebuild the judicial system. "According to the information we have received from the UN, lately the Haiti police organisation has been really damaged," said Zhao Xiaoxun, captain of the riot police unit. "The most important thing is to train the local police," he told Reuters news agency. Higher profile In the past, China has been accused of contributing less than its fair share to international missions, especially as it is a permanent member of the UN Security Council. Tan Jun, who heads the peacekeeping division at China's ministry of public security, said of the Haiti deployment: "This shows we're making great contributions in the peacekeeping units of the UN. "I believe China will make even greater contributions to UN peacekeeping missions in the future," he added. The move could also be a chance for Beijing to gain influence in the developing world, at the expense of its rival, Taiwan, observers say. China views Taiwan as part of its territory, and has threatened to invade it if the island ever declares independence. Haiti, as well as about 20 other countries, maintains diplomatic relations with Taiwan rather than China. ![]() ![]() ![]() PLA Nuke related Pictures: http://img39.exs.cx/img39/1954/pla_nukes007.jpg http://img39.exs.cx/img39/6369/pla_nukes008.jpg http://img39.exs.cx/img39/8489/pla_nukes009.jpg http://img39.exs.cx/img39/9297/pla_nukes010.jpg http://img39.exs.cx/img39/7697/pla_nukes011.jpg http://img39.exs.cx/img39/7145/pla_nukes012.jpg http://img39.exs.cx/img39/9016/pla_nukes_truck1.jpg PLA: Sub launched ICBM: http://img12.exs.cx/img12/4730/pla_sub_julang01.jpg http://img12.exs.cx/img12/1796/pla_sub_julang02.jpg http://img12.exs.cx/img12/2783/pla_sub_julang03.jpg http://img12.exs.cx/img12/9495/pla_sub_julang04.jpg http://img12.exs.cx/img12/6868/pla_sub_julang05.jpg |
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