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NEVER!! ILL DIE A MAINER BEFORE I SUBMIT TO THE WALKING VAGINAS WE CALL CANADIANS!!!
Tomorrow will be interesting.
Well, I guess today.
You know, I always wondered how Acadia would look covered in napalm and MOAB fire.
*Chinese glooming*
Chou Tsai walked out onto the metal stairs out from the small commercial plane with a sense of dread. The faint smell of sea and fish only strengthened her feelings as she looked out over the landscape that would now become her new home. Decades old worn out concrete buildings overgrown with weed of all kinds, the sight was not one which brought forth images of progress nor modernity. Steeling herself, Chou took a deep breath of the smelly air and walked down the stairs and onto the cracked concrete of the runway. Few if any people were around, only some of the airport workers who went about their job prepping the plane. Chou picked up her bag and took a good hold of her suitcase as she made her way over towards the small airport terminal. A large colourful sign was painted on its outer wall with some cheesy 80s cartoon characters from a bygone tourist campaign. The paint showed clear signs of year-old damage with large flakes of paint ripped or scraped off, with no signs of ever receiving maintenance. A group of middle aged men sat on a few worn out plastic chairs and chatted lively. One of them stood up as Chou walked over and called out to her.
"Hey there miss. Welcome to Qimei Island. You in need of any assistance?"
Chou equipped a courteous smile as approached. Greeting him with a small bow.
"If you would be so kind. I'm in the process of moving here, so I don't know my way around."
The elderly man grinned happily, walking over and taking her bag over his shoulder.
"Moving here you say? I wouldn't have though so based on your looks. But, I digress. Welcome once again, to Qimei Island. Lovely little place, if I say so myself. I'm Bai Sheng-Li. I usually work as a fisherman, but we all do odd jobs here on this island, so I've been helping around the airport now and then. And you?"
"I'm Chou Tsai, from Peking."
Bai Sheng-Li waited to see if Chou would continue her introduction, but as she looked away he decided to let it go. He escorted Chou through the small terminal and onto the parking lot, where his small truck stood parked. It was a white Sinotruck with a few rust stains. He effortlessly flung Chou's bag and suitcase up into the hold of the truck, and when Chou had sat down in the passenger seat he turned on the truck with a light flick of the key, kicking the engine into gear with a faint rumble.
"So, what made you move here? I wouldn't have guessed by how you look… You know, city clothes and all."
Chou lowered her head and stared at her lap without saying a word. She dropped her courteous smile as the painful memories flowed back to her.
"Oh, I don't mean to pry. If it's something you don't want to say, that's alright. No pressure."
Chou quickly snapped back from her daze, and with a flustered face tried to make it look like everything was alright.
"Oh no, it's not that. It's just…"
"No worries miss Tsai. We all have things we don't want to talk about. I won't pry anymore, so relax."
Chou smiled happily. Maybe it wouldn't be so bad after all, if more of the people here were so friendly and thoughtful as Mr. Sheng-Li. If only so…
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Alright, I am just going to claim all of Mexico for my idea
In celebration of me not vanishing, here's something I've been working on for about half a year.
Probably my most annoyingly detailed factbook project ever on NS. The repetitive code, scattered information and image searching took ages.
List of equipment of the Republic of China Army
List of active Republic of China Army vehicles is a list of land vehicles and weapons currently in active service with the Republic of China Army (ROCA; Chinese: 中華民國陸軍; pinyin: ZZhōnghuá Mínguó Lùjūn). There are approximately 17,800 vehicles listed in the tables below that constitute active vehicles, but this figure is not complete and does not include all the various combat and auxiliary platforms of the ROCA. A summary of vehicles types in service with the ROCA include Tanks, Infantry Fighting Vehicles, Armoured Personnel Carrier, Armoured Cars, Towed Artillery, Self-propelled Artillery, Rocket Artillery, Anti-aircraft Guns and Trucks.
Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
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Main battle tank |
1200+ |
N/A | |
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Main battle tank |
3000+ |
N/A | |
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Main battle tank |
800+ |
Reserve | |
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Assault gun |
300+ |
Tank destroyer |
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Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
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Infantry fighting vehicle |
400 |
N/A | |
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Infantry fighting vehicle |
800+ |
N/A | |
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Amphibious fighting vehicle |
NIA |
N/A | |
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Airborne fighting vehicle |
NIA |
N/A |
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Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
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Armoured fighting vehicle |
1000+ |
N/A | |
|
Armoured personnel carrier |
900+ |
N/A | |
|
Armoured personnel carrier |
1000+ |
Based on the M113 APC |
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Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
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Tactical Vehicle |
1000+ |
N/A | |
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Armored Car |
7000+ |
Bought from the USA |
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Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
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Towed howitzer |
NIA |
155 mm | |
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Towed howitzer |
NIA |
152 mm | |
|
Towed field gun |
NIA |
130 mm |
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Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
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Self-propelled artillery |
50+ |
122 mm | |
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Self-propelled howitzer |
250+ |
155 mm | |
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Self-propelled gun-mortar |
100+ |
120 mm |
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Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
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Self-propelled rocket launcher |
NIA |
300 mm Based on the BM-30 | |
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Self-propelled rocket launcher |
NIA |
122 mm | |
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Self-propelled rocket launcher |
NIA |
122 mm Based on the BM-21 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
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Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
NIA |
Two 35 mm canons | |
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Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
NIA |
Four 25 mm canons |
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List of equipment of the Imperial Chinese Navy
Imperial Chinese Naval Ensign
Imperial Chinese Naval Jack
This is a list of active ships of the Imperial Chinese Navy (ICN; Chinese: 中华帝国海军; pinyin: Zhōnghuá dìguó hǎijūn). There are approximately 631 ships listed in the tables below that constitute active ships, but this figure does not include all the various auxiliary vessels of the ICN. A summary of ship types in service with the ICN include aircraft carriers, helicopter carriers, amphibious transport docks, landing ships, destroyers, frigates, corvettes, missile boats, minesweepers, replenishment ships and various auxiliaries. In addition, there are also ballistic, nuclear and conventional submarines presently in service. The majority of ships and submarines currently in commission with the Imperial Chinese Navy were built in China, with the exception of aircraft carrier Liaoning which was imported from the Ukraine as a partially finished vessel and finished in China.
The convention for naming naval ships is as follows; Destroyers and frigates are named after cities. Smaller anti-submarine ships are named for counties. Tank landing ships and dock landing ships carry the names of mountains. Infantry landing ships are named for rivers. Replenishment ships are named for lakes.
1 Carriers
1.1 Aircraft Carriers
1.2 Amphibious Vessels
2 Surface Combatants
2.1 Cruisers
2.2 Destroyers
2.3 Frigates
2.4 Corvettes
3 Support
3.1 Replenishment
3.2 Mine Countermeasures
3.3 Submarine Support
4 Auxiliaries
4.1 Surveillance
4.2 Hospital Ships
4.3 Training
4.4 Icebreakers
5 Submarines
5.1 Ballistic Missile
5.2 Nuclear Attack
5.3 Conventional Attack
Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft |
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Aircraft carrier |
67,500 |
2,626 |
36 aircraft | |
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Aircraft carrier |
70,000 |
2,585 |
44 aircraft |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft | Quantity |
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Amphibious assault ship |
40,000 |
1,200 |
30 aircraft |
3 | |
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Amphibious transport dock |
25,000 |
330+800 |
4 aircraft |
8 | |
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Landing ships |
7,000 |
130+250 |
1 aircraft |
32 | |
|
Landing ships |
800 |
56+350 |
0 aircraft |
37 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft | Quantity |
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Guided missile cruiser |
13,000 |
300 |
2 aircraft |
8 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft | Quantity |
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Guided missile destroyer |
7,500 |
280 |
1 aircraft |
34 | |
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Guided missile destroyer |
6,500 |
280 |
1 aircraft |
7 | |
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Guided missile destroyer |
6,100 |
250 |
2 aircraft |
4 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft | Quantity |
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Multipurpose frigate |
4,053 |
165 |
1 aircraft |
48 | |
|
Frigate |
2,250 |
168 |
1 aircraft |
26 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft | Quantity |
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Multipurpose corvette |
1,500 |
78 |
1 aircraft |
72 | |
|
Missile corvette |
520 |
75 |
0 aircraft |
42 | |
|
Missile boat |
220 |
12 |
0 aircraft |
113 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft | Quantity |
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Fast combat support ship |
48,000 |
400 |
2 aircraft |
4 | |
|
Replenishment ship |
23,400 |
130 |
1 aircraft |
8 | |
|
General stores issue ship |
15,000 |
240 |
1 aircraft |
4 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft | Quantity |
|
Minesweeper |
996 |
40 |
0 aircraft |
20 | |
|
Minesweeper |
400 |
40 |
0 aircraft |
25 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft | Quantity |
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Submarine support ship |
10,087 |
308 |
2 aircraft |
6 | |
|
Submarine support ship |
9,500 |
280 |
0 aircraft |
5 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft | Quantity |
|
Ballistic missile tracking |
21,000 |
470 |
1 aircraft |
7 | |
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Electronic surveillance ship |
6,000 |
250 |
1 aircraft |
8 | |
|
Acoustic surveillance ship |
5,000 |
50 |
0 aircraft |
6 |
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|
Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft | Quantity |
|
Hospital ships |
14,000 |
428 |
1 aircraft |
2 | |
|
Ambulance/troopship |
2,150 |
59+400 |
0 aircraft |
6 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft | Quantity |
|
Training ship |
9,500 |
200 |
4 aircraft |
1 | |
|
Training ship |
5,548 |
170+230 |
1 aircraft |
2 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Aircraft | Quantity |
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Icebreaker |
4,860 |
100 |
1 aircraft |
6 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Quantity |
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Nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine |
15,600 |
100 |
6 | |
|
Nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine |
11,000 |
120 |
8 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Quantity |
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Nuclear-powered attack submarine |
7,900 |
130 |
8 | |
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Nuclear-powered attack submarine |
7,000 |
100 |
6 | |
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Nuclear-powered attack submarine |
5,500 |
75 |
5 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Tonnes | Crew | Quantity |
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Diesel-electric attack submarine |
3,500 |
36 |
20 | |
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Diesel-electric attack submarine |
2,250 |
13 |
18 | |
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Diesel-electric attack submarine |
2,110 |
57 |
13 |
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List of aircraft of the Imperial Chinese Air Force
Imperial Chinese Air Force Flag
This is a list of active aircraft in the Imperial Chinese Air Force (ICAF; Chinese: 中华帝国空军; pinyin: Zhōnghuá dìguó kōngjūn), Imperial Chinese Naval Aviation (ICNA; Chinese: 中国帝国海军航空兵; pinyin: Zhōngguó dìguó hǎijūn hángkōngbīng), Imperial Chinese Army Aviation (ICAA; Chinese: 中华帝国航空兵; pinyin: Zhōnghuá dìguó hángkōngbīng). There are approximately 9,000 aircraft listed in the tables below that constitute active aircraft, but this figure does not include all the various civilian or unofficial platforms of the Imperial Chinese Military. A summary of aircraft types in service with the Imperial Chinese Military include fighters, bombers, various patrol and warning planes, tankers, VIP transports, utility transports, attack helicopters, utility helicopters, airplane trainers, helicopter trainers and unmanned aerial vehicles.
1 Combat Aircraft
2.1 Fighters
2.2 Carrier Fighters
2.3 Bombers
2 Patrol & Warning
2.1 Early Warning
2.2 Patrol
2 Support
2.1 Tankers
2.2 VIP Transports
2.2 Utility Transports
3 Helicopters
3.1 Attack Helicopters
3.2 Utility Helicopters
4 Trainers
4.1 Plane Trainers
4.2 Helicopter Trainers
5 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
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Stealth air superiority fighter |
Mach 2 |
6,000 km |
1 |
Air Force |
60 | |
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Multirole fighter |
Mach 2.2 |
3,200 km |
1 |
Air Force |
500 | |
|
Multirole fighter |
Mach 1.6 |
2,037 km |
1 |
Air Force |
525 | |
|
Multirole fighter |
Mach 1.8 |
1,100 km |
1 |
Air Force |
130 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
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Carrier-based stealth multirole fighter |
Mach 1.8 |
1,250 km |
1 |
Navy |
20 | |
|
Carrier-based multirole fighter |
Mach 2.46 |
3,500 km |
1/2 |
Navy |
70 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
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Strategic bomber |
Mach 0.75 |
6,000 km |
4 |
Air Force |
220 | |
|
Fighter-bomber |
Mach 1.52 |
1,760 km |
2 |
Air Force |
150 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
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AEW&C |
Mach 0.8 |
5,500 km |
20 |
Air Force |
6 | |
|
AEW&C |
Mach 0.44 |
5,700 km |
5 |
Navy |
26 | |
|
AEW&C |
Mach 0.5 |
5,615 km |
5 |
Navy |
17 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
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ELINT patrol |
Mach 0.86 |
3,900 km |
5+60 |
Air Force |
16 | |
|
SAR/patrol flying boat |
Mach 0.45 |
4,500 km |
3+50 |
Navy |
5 |
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|
Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
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Aerial refueling tanker |
Mach 0.68 |
7,300 km |
6 |
Air Force |
17 |
|
Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
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VIP transport |
Mach 0.9 |
6,330 km |
3+400 |
Air Force |
4 | |
|
VIP transport |
Mach 0.7 |
2,850 km |
2+110 |
Air Force |
11 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
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Strategic airlifter |
Mach 0.75 |
4,500 km |
3+120 |
Air Force |
60 | |
|
Transport aircraft |
Mach 0.5 |
5,700 km |
4+100 |
Air Force |
50 | |
|
Transport aircraft |
Mach 0.4 |
8,858 km |
5+90 |
Air Force |
80 | |
|
Transport aircraft |
Mach 0.4 |
1,982 km |
3+50 |
Air Force |
90 | |
|
Light transport aircraft |
Mach 0.26 |
1,340 km |
2+17 |
Air Force |
50 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
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Attack helicopter |
270 km/h |
800 km |
2 |
Army |
120 | |
|
Rec/attack helicopter |
245 km/h |
700 km |
6 |
Army |
190 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
|
Heavy utility helicopter |
315 km/h |
2,252 km |
3+55 |
Army |
70 | |
|
Heavy utility helicopter |
275 km/h |
1,020 km |
5+27 |
Army Navy |
150 | |
|
Medium utility helicopter |
294 km/h |
2,220 km |
2+18 |
Army Navy |
285 | |
|
Light utility helicopter |
305 km/h |
1,000 km |
2+10 |
Army Navy |
400 |
|
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Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
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Supersonic jet trainer |
Mach 1.5 |
2,600 km |
2 |
Air Force |
100 | |
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Jet trainer |
Mach 0.75 |
2,250 km |
2 |
Air Force |
400 | |
|
Basic trainer |
Mach 0.3 |
700 km |
2 |
Air Force |
1,000 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
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Light helicopter trainer |
Mach 0.2 |
662 km |
1+5 |
Air Force |
55 | |
|
Light helicopter trainer |
Mach 0.18 |
727 km |
1+4 |
Air Force |
95 |
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Name | Origin | Type | Max speed | Range | Crew | Branch | Quantity |
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High-altitude reconnaissance UAV |
Mach 0.6 |
7,000 km |
0 |
Air Force |
n/a | |
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Stealth combat UAV |
n/a |
n/a |
0 |
Air Force |
n/a | |
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Low-altitude multipurpose UAV |
n/a |
n/a |
0 |
Air Force |
n/a |
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List of small-arms of the Imperial Chinese Military
List of active Empire of China small-arms equipment is a list of infantry weapons currently in active service with the Imperial Chinese Military (ICM; Chinese: 中华帝国军事; pinyin: Zhōnghuá dìguó jūnshì). This figure is not complete and does not include all the various combat and auxiliary weapons of the ICM. A summary of small-arms equipment types in service with the ICM include Pistols, Submachine Guns, Assault Rifles, Machine Guns, Shotguns, Sniper Rifles, Grenade Launchers, Anti-tank Weapons and Mortars.
Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
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Semi-automatic pistol |
9×19 mm |
Based on Beretta M92 | |
|
Semi-automatic pistol |
9×19 mm |
Bought from Austria |
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Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
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Submachine gun |
9×19 mm |
N/A | |
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Submachine gun |
9×19 mm |
Bought from Israel | |
|
Submachine gun |
9×19 mm |
Bought from Germany |
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Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
|
Bullpup rifle |
5.56×45 mm |
Standard service rifle | |
|
Assault rifle |
5.56×45 mm |
Reserve | |
|
Bullpup rifle |
5.56×45 mm |
Bought from Austria |
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|
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Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
|
Light machine gun |
5.56×45 mm |
Bought from Belgium | |
|
General-purpose machine gun |
7.62×51 mm |
Bought from Belgium | |
|
Heavy machine gun |
12.7×99 mm |
Bought from the USA |
|
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Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
|
Combat shotgun |
12-gauge |
Bought from Italy | |
|
Semi-automatic shotgun |
12-gauge |
Bought from Italy |
|
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Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
|
Sniper rifle |
7.62×51 mm |
Based on M24 | |
|
Semi-automatic sniper rifle |
7.62×51 mm |
Bought from Germany | |
|
Specialised sniper rifle |
7.62×51 mm |
Bought from Germany |
|
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Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
|
Grenade launcher |
40 mm grenade |
Attached to rifle | |
|
Revolver grenade launcher |
40 mm grenade |
Bought from South Africa | |
|
Automatic grenade launcher |
40 mm grenade |
Bought from the USA |
|
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Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
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Anti-tank grenade launcher |
66 mm |
Bought from the USA | |
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Anti-tank grenade launcher |
80 mm |
N/A | |
|
Anti-tank missile |
127 mm |
Bought from the USA |
|
|
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Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
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Infantry mortar |
82 mm |
N/A | |
|
Heavy mortar |
120 mm |
Bought from France |
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