Chinese military training in western plateau (November, 2015)

[Pangu]

Chinese military training in western plateau (November, 2015)

 

[CHD]

GODSPEED to china and you can call on Pakistan anytime and we will answer, we may not have the big toys but we know how to give a punch.

 

[Pangu]

GODSPEED to china and you can call on Pakistan anytime and we will answer, we may not have the big toys but we know how to give a punch.

Thank you Iron Brother. Looking forward to the success of CPEC, for the best of Pakistan & China.

 

[Ewok6102]

GODSPEED to china and you can call on Pakistan anytime and we will answer, we may not have the big toys but we know how to give a punch.

Thankyou brother. Sino-Pak zindabad!

 

[retaxis]

was that a human wave tactic at 7.50ish? That hasn't been practiced since WW2 and Korea. Back in those days there were more humans than weapons and bombs so the tactic was used to divert attention to a 'wave' so one or two individuals can dive under a Japanese tank and blow himself up. Needless to say Its a last resort tactic but good to know they still practice 'what works when all else fails'

 

[BoQ77]

was that a human wave tactic at 7.50ish? That hasn't been practiced since WW2 and Korea. Back in those days there were more humans than weapons and bombs so the tactic was used to divert attention to a 'wave' so one or two individuals can dive under a Japanese tank and blow himself up. Needless to say Its a last resort tactic but good to know they still practice 'what works when all else fails'

this training is just for recording. not human wave tactic but they run to the open space to make a formation

 

[+4vsgorillas-Apebane]

I like the standard/flag bearers.

Its like a throwback to the romantic times of antiquity with flag bearers leading a charge. Not gonna work in modern times but awesome nonetheless just like PLA soldiers equipping themselves with swords strapped to their backs.

was that a human wave tactic at 7.50ish? That hasn't been practiced since WW2 and Korea. Back in those days there were more humans than weapons and bombs so the tactic was used to divert attention to a 'wave' so one or two individuals can dive under a Japanese tank and blow himself up. Needless to say Its a last resort tactic but good to know they still practice 'what works when all else fails'

It doesnt look like combat training at all, more like a military endurance and conditioning test.

What kind of training negates armoured vehicles, tanks, planes and helicoptors? They are not lifting logs to ram their enemies with or flipping heavy tires onto their foes.

 

[Kylin]

They are from para military police's special units, like SWAT. Not the army.