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Individual weapons in service with the PLA infantry troops include assault rifles, squad machine guns, grenade launchers, light anti-tank weapons (LAWs), and pistols.
Each PLA Infantry Squad comprises 9~12 persons (one Squad Leader, one Assistant Squad Leader, and 7~10 soldiers) organised into three teams. Their weapons include 8~11 assault rifles, one squad machine gun, and two LAW launchers. Currently the PLA is mainly equipped with the second generation 7.62 mm Type 81 assault rifles and squad machine guns, together with a small number of first generation 7.62 mm Type 56 (AK-47) submachine guns and Type 56 squad machine guns. These weapons will be replaced gradually by the third generation 5.8 mm Type 95 assault rifle and squad machine gun. Chinese PLA has different kinds of troops units, Class A Troops are equiped with best weapons available in PLA, Class B Troops much less better. Type 81:  Type 87:  Type 88 Sniper:  Type 95:  
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July 18th, 2004
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Chinese PLA Navy men's amphibious recon sporting green beret and M-16 at international special forces training in venezuela:
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July 18th, 2004
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Last week, 3 new Chinese home-made DDG's and 1 FFG entered service in Chinese PLAN Southern Sea Fleet (for Spratly):
China is recently building navy ships a bit like crazy. http://www.centurychina.com/plaboard...-17-2004-1.jpg http://www.centurychina.com/plaboard...-17-2004-1.jpg http://www.centurychina.com/plaboard...07-17-2004.jpg http://bbs.china.com/images/2004-07-...7196506600.jpg Admin edit: Please don't post large images, use links instead! |
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I split the Visby posts from this thread, they can be found in the MilTEch forum..
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July 29th, 2004
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Hmm, looks like they are guards for the Chinese embessy/diplomats. Similar to US Marines securing the US embesasys around the world...Hmm, maybe this are Chinese Marines?
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They does not belong to Chinese PLA, but are the Armed Police men. Chinese Armed Police is different than the normal police men, they are more like the National Guards or Republic Guards, for internal affairs, they count about 1 million men I think, heavily armed police troops. http://www.centurychina.com/plaboard...ds/3344421.jpg http://www.centurychina.com/plaboard...ds/3344405.jpg http://www.centurychina.com/plaboard...ds/3344431.jpg |
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