Taiwan Army's "Hanguang Exercise" came on the stage. The Navy dispatched more than 20 ships , and left the port at the Zhongzheng Base in the Suzhou and Australia in the early morning. It will carry out live missile shooting. Tsai Ing-wen will board the ship to inspect the guide. (Photo by Taiwan's "China Times News Network")
Huaxia Jingwei.com July 26: According to the Hong Kong "China Review News Agency", the Taiwan military's "Han Guang 38 Exercise" entered its second day today. The Navy and Air Force, Coast Patrol , etc. held the largest number of naval and air "joint interception operation" live-fire exercises with the largest number of troops in recent years outside the coast of Suzhou and Australia in Yilan. The navy and air force came out in full swing, dispatching 20 ships and more than 10 Air Force fighter jets. Tsai Ing-wen will board the Keelung-class ship to review it himself.
"Hanguang No. 38 Exercise" war chess deduction on the picture was completed from May 16 to 20, and the live-fire exercises and some live-fire exercises were carried out from the 25th to the 29th.
According to Taiwan media reports, today's exercise is the second time Tsai Ing-wen boarded a ship for a video guide during her tenure. She will take the flagship Keelung-class ship to sea. The Navy also sent out the main battleships such as Lafayette, Jiyang-class, Chenggong-class, Keelung-class, and other major warships, including Jinjiang-class ships, Guangliu missile speedboat, Stegosaurus-class submarine, Tuojiang-class Tajiang-screw, Taiwan's "Coast Guard" ship, etc., with more than 20 ships of all sizes.
will conduct subjects such as air defense, anti-mine combat, air defense combat, joint anti-submarine and anti-surface combat in the morning. In addition to live-fire shooting standard air defense missiles and anti-submarine rockets in the drill subject, the "Coast Guard Administration" will also dispatch ships to shoot Zhenhai rockets in live-fire to strengthen joint naval combat capabilities. The Taiwan Air Force sent 7 wing fighter jets to participate, including IDF Jingguo fighter jets, F-5 fighter jets, Phantom fighter jets, F-16V (Block20) fighter jets, P-3C anti-submarine aircraft, etc.
Tsai Ing-wen took a Keelung-class ship to the sea at 8 a.m., which is also the second time Tsai has boarded a ship for a video guide during his term of office. 8 years ago, Ma Ying-jeou also took a Keelung-class ship to sea, and the naval fleet conducted a rare maritime division, participating in the officers and soldiers of each fleet "stop boats". At a speed of 12 knots, he passed the "Three Armies Commander" to review the guide ship in order, and met the warships at the sea within 600 yards, and paid tribute with a whistle whistle.
