2011-03-29
PLAN Capt. Xie Dongpei
2010 Deputy head of the office of the Navy commander
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2011-03-26
西川ひとみHitomi Nishikawa
She seemed changed names many times before, and her father is Syrian, and very open and will to try, she also active in camera photo, and have personal exhibtion, I was quite impressed about her work out of painting made by colored enemas.
New commanding officer for NATO operation agaist-- Lieutenant-General Charles Bouchard
Lieutenant-General Bouchard flew Tactical Helicopters throughout his career including CH136 Kiowa, OH-58 A/C, AH-1S Cobra, CH135 Twin Huey and CH146 Griffon Helicopters. He served in various capacities at 427 Tactical Helicopter Squadron, Petawawa, Ontario and 403 Helicopter Operational Training Squadron, Gagetown, New Brunswick, and with the US Army at Fort Hood, Texas. He commanded 444 Tactical Helicopter Squadron in Lahr, Germany. His last flying appointment was as Commander 1 Wing based at Kingston, Ontario responsible for the operations of tactical helicopters in Canada.
Lieutenant-General Bouchard has served at Air Command Headquarters as Senior Staff Officer Tactical Helicopters and Deputy Chief of Staff Personnel. He also served as a Personnel Career Officer at National Defence Headquarters. He completed a tour of duty as Deputy Commander of the Continental US North American Aerospace Defense Command Region at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida. He served as Commander 1 Canadian Air Division, Canadian North American Aerospace Defence Region and Combined Forces Air Component Commander, responsible for all Canadian Air Force operations. He recently completed a tour of duty as Deputy Commander, North American Aerospace Defense Command at Colorado Springs.
Lieutenant-General Bouchard is a graduate of the Canadian Forces Staff School, the Canadian Land Forces Command and Staff College, the Canadian Forces Command and Staff College, the National Strategic Studies Course, the Combined Forces Air Component Commander Course, Maxwell Air Force Base, and the Senior Executives' National and International Security Program at Harvard University. He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Studies from the University of Manitoba. He was promoted to his present rank in July 2007. He was appointed as an officer of the Order of Military Merit in 2001, promoted to the rank of Commander within the Order in 2006. He is an officer of the United States Legion of Merit. Lieutenant-General Bouchard assumed his current appointment on 9 October 2009.
PLAAF network simulation training
Ten sons of dragon
About the sons of dragon, I wanna say is, you can see a lot of dragon shaped items in Chinese building or art master piece, like carve, architecture, acturlly, they are not dragon, they are 9 or 10 decendents, each one with diffennt charracters and tempertures, they are funny, let me tell you the first, with picture.
The most senior/eildest among all dragon sons is called Bi-Xi, he looks like turtle, of course with dragon head, see attached picture, he have tremedous loading capacity like Herculus, and he love to load, so if you saw monuments, large pillars if Chinese building of this legandary creature, it is Bi Xi (pronounce as B C), but turtle have no teeth, bi xi do have teeth.
According to the myth, Before Bi Xi was tammed by our ancestor saint named "Da Yu", he was a wild monster in river, lake and sea, and he become like a very powerful bulldoser, and creat merit, but people just worry the powerful creature get wild again, so use monument stones to supress him(of course he love to load-remember), and make him can not move an each, so that's why you see Bi Xi 's head is up rising, he tried to stuggle to walk, but he can not.
Hope you like the first one story.
The most senior/eildest among all dragon sons is called Bi-Xi, he looks like turtle, of course with dragon head, see attached picture, he have tremedous loading capacity like Herculus, and he love to load, so if you saw monuments, large pillars if Chinese building of this legandary creature, it is Bi Xi (pronounce as B C), but turtle have no teeth, bi xi do have teeth.
According to the myth, Before Bi Xi was tammed by our ancestor saint named "Da Yu", he was a wild monster in river, lake and sea, and he become like a very powerful bulldoser, and creat merit, but people just worry the powerful creature get wild again, so use monument stones to supress him(of course he love to load-remember), and make him can not move an each, so that's why you see Bi Xi 's head is up rising, he tried to stuggle to walk, but he can not.
Hope you like the first one story.
2011-03-24
Why I love lighthouse?
2011-03-23
2011-03-22
2011-03-20
Norway offers F-16 jet fighters to Libya mission
Source: Norway Post
“Norway is prepared to provide up to six F-16 fighter aircraft to participate in the enforcement of Security Council resolution 1973,” Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said following the summit meeting in Paris on Saturday.
At the summit, Støre said that Norway strongly supports the historic resolution adopted by the Security Council two days ago. For the first time, the Security Council invokes the principle of Responsibility to Protect as the primary reason for authorizing the use of force against a Member State.
As a firm believer in this novel principle, and in the importance of an UN-led world order, Norway stands ready to contribute to its full implementation, through political, military and humanitarian means, the Prime Minister said.
"In addition to military contributions, Norway stands ready to help develop a broad and effective response, including economic sanctions, international legal action, and a well coordinated humanitarian assistance", Prime Minister Stoltenberg said in Paris.
Read more: http://www.norwaypost.no/news/norway-offers-f-16-jet-fi...
“Norway is prepared to provide up to six F-16 fighter aircraft to participate in the enforcement of Security Council resolution 1973,” Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said following the summit meeting in Paris on Saturday.
At the summit, Støre said that Norway strongly supports the historic resolution adopted by the Security Council two days ago. For the first time, the Security Council invokes the principle of Responsibility to Protect as the primary reason for authorizing the use of force against a Member State.
As a firm believer in this novel principle, and in the importance of an UN-led world order, Norway stands ready to contribute to its full implementation, through political, military and humanitarian means, the Prime Minister said.
"In addition to military contributions, Norway stands ready to help develop a broad and effective response, including economic sanctions, international legal action, and a well coordinated humanitarian assistance", Prime Minister Stoltenberg said in Paris.
Read more: http://www.norwaypost.no/news/norway-offers-f-16-jet-fi...
2011-03-19
Operation Odessy Dawn
French plane fired the first shots against Libyan government targets at 1645 GMT
Allied forces
- UK: Providing Typhoon and Tornado jet fighters; surveillance planes; HMS Westminster and HMS Cumberland; submarines
- France: Carried out mission with at least 12 warplanes including Mirage fighters and Rafale jets; deploying aircraft carrier, warships
- US: Firing guided missiles from USS Barry and USS Stout; providing amphibious warships, and command-and-control ship USS Mount Whitney
- Italy: Nato base at Naples understood to be central hub; other Mediterranean bases made available
- Canada: Providing six F-18 fighter jets and 140 personnel
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2011-03-14
About the damage F-2 of JASDF in Matsushima AB
I am sure most people have already known that near 18 F-2 fighters damaged in the serious tunami in the north east Matsushima AB Japan, some people said after earth quake until tsunami waves touch the beach, is there any time for fighter of the the base to evacuate and take off?
See below picture, is the kill marks which sank South Korea KD-2 real? will it make Koreans angry?
See below picture, is the kill marks which sank South Korea KD-2 real? will it make Koreans angry?
About the F-16 fighter turnaround time
I have heard that the average turnaround time of F-16 is 5hr 10min to 5hr 30 min for 1 sorty, is there anyone who have comments? will be appreciate.
Here I find an information from F-16.net http://www.f-16.net/varia_article6.html
about Daily ground operations with the Viper, about turnaround, it said:
Integrated Combat Turnaround
An integrated combat turnaround is the simultaneous munitions loading, fuel servicing, and the quick turnaround inspection of the aircraft in wartime situations.
The team consists of a Crew chief "A man", a Crew chief "B man", a weapons "1 man", "2 man", and "3 man". Also there is a POL specialist (the person that drives the fuel truck).
The aircraft is first marshalled into the ICT area.
The Crew chief "B man" is responsible for chocking, checking the aircraft brakes for overheated conditions, checking the aircraft tires for serviceability, and doing an overall check for aircraft battle damage.
After the initial checks are done and the aircraft is thought to be serviceable for it's next sortie, the weapons crew is then cleared in to start loading munitions.
The Crew chief "A man" is responsible for inspecting the engine inlet and the front frame of the engine for foreign object damage and for being the supervisor for the refuel operations.
The Crew chief "B man" is responsible for inspecting the entire aircraft, servicing, overpressure indicators (delta P's), and checking oil chip detectors are just some of his duties.
After the munitions are loaded by the weapons crew and the Crew chief "A man" finishes signing off the inspections in the aircraft forms, the jet is ready for it's next combat sortie.
Here I find an information from F-16.net http://www.f-16.net/varia_article6.html
about Daily ground operations with the Viper, about turnaround, it said:
Integrated Combat Turnaround
An integrated combat turnaround is the simultaneous munitions loading, fuel servicing, and the quick turnaround inspection of the aircraft in wartime situations.
The team consists of a Crew chief "A man", a Crew chief "B man", a weapons "1 man", "2 man", and "3 man". Also there is a POL specialist (the person that drives the fuel truck).
The aircraft is first marshalled into the ICT area.
The Crew chief "B man" is responsible for chocking, checking the aircraft brakes for overheated conditions, checking the aircraft tires for serviceability, and doing an overall check for aircraft battle damage.
After the initial checks are done and the aircraft is thought to be serviceable for it's next sortie, the weapons crew is then cleared in to start loading munitions.
The Crew chief "A man" is responsible for inspecting the engine inlet and the front frame of the engine for foreign object damage and for being the supervisor for the refuel operations.
The Crew chief "B man" is responsible for inspecting the entire aircraft, servicing, overpressure indicators (delta P's), and checking oil chip detectors are just some of his duties.
After the munitions are loaded by the weapons crew and the Crew chief "A man" finishes signing off the inspections in the aircraft forms, the jet is ready for it's next combat sortie.
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