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Training of Su-30MKK from East Sea Fleet...


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2 warships from East sea fleet went for patrolling...


Flag-raising on the 3 warships from North sea fleet currently in Western Pacifics...


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China Marine Surveillance patrol ships in Diaoyu islands...




China's 13th anti-piracy fleet...


The 3 warships from North sea fleet finished the training in Western Pacifics and went back to China...


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The 3 warships from North sea fleet arrived in Qingtao...


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14th anti-piracy fleet left China today...


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DDGs 150(Changchun)、151(Zhengzhou)、152(Jinan) and 153(Taiyuan) are all assigned to the 6th Destroyer Detachment of the East Sea Fleet。

To combat the pirate organization of JMSDF, who stole Daiyou Islands.
 
The departure of the chinese 14th anti-piracy fleet...


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China is sending smaller ships for escort duty. BTW, they are also scheduled to have a joint exercise with the Pakistani navy.
 
With more and more women working on board, 3 gynecologists will go with the 14th anti-piracy fleet for 7 months of mission.


Training of pilots of Ka-27 ASW from East sea fleet...


ASW training of South sea fleet...


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The commandor of NATO's CTF-508 visited a Type 054A frigate from 13th anti-piracy fleet...


An another frigate 054A went to repatriate someone from a patrol ship...


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The first replenishment at sea of the 14th anti-piracy fleet...


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The commission of the 1st Type 056 corvette...


The aircraft carrier 16 Liaoning left Dalian for it's new naval base


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China provides better view of CM-802AKG stand-off missile at IDEX

Robert Hewson
* Abu Dhabi

China's Precision Machinery Import Export Corporation (CPMIEC) has exhibited the CM-802AKG stand-off land-attack missile for the first time outside China. The new precision-guided weapon has probably already been fielded by the People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF), using the reported local designation YJ-83KH, but potential export customers have previously been shown only models - and only at events within China.

At IDEX 2013 in Abu Dhabi in mid-February CPMIEC displayed a large image of a CM-802AKG missile carried by a Xian JH-7A attack aircraft, operating with the China Flight Test Establishment (CFTE). The opaque cover for the missile's imaging infra-red (IIR) seeker is clearly visible. The aircraft is fitted with a datalink pod that is also used in conjunction with China's KD-88 air-to-surface weapon, indicating that both missiles have a man-in-the-loop targeting and retargeting capability.

The CM-802AKG is a derivative of the radar-guided CM-802AK anti-ship missile, produced by the China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation. Because of its new IIR seeker, it is optimised for use against land targets, including re-locatable mobile targets, while still retaining an anti-ship capability. The turbojet-powered missile has a maximum launch range of 230 km but can be controlled by another aircraft at 280 km from its intended target. The 670 kg CM-802AKG is fitted with a 285 kg penetrating warhead.

The CM-802AKG was first seen in public at the November 2010 Airshow China. Until its IDEX appearance it had only been displayed at Airshow China and only as a mock-up. CPMIEC did not explicitly identify the CM-802AKG in its presentation at IDEX but the missile's emergence there indicates that the weapon is now a fully fledged export product.

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