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I have heard of the famous military blog for a long time, but I have never had the chance to go there. These days, there is always light rain on weekends in Beijing, and it can't go anywhere for a whole month. Fortunately, today's weather forecast has turned into sunny day, which coincides with the military museum's 90th anniversary exhibition, so we set off immediately. (Please turn to the end of this article for pictures of active equipment)
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The online booking of military blog can be described in two words: relaxed and chicken ribs.
Why is it easy? Because the appointment process is very simple, it is OK to register an account and click the date to submit. The idea is clear and suitable for all ages.
But why chicken ribs? Because there are so many people, whether you make an appointment or pick up tickets on the spot (free of charge for Junbo), you all queue up
"The queue is too long," I said angrily after waiting in line for more than an hour.
As long as you pass the security check, you will be included in the museum. The first time I walked out of the security check, I saw a J-10 chrysanthemum (engine) in the courtyard. Tut Tut, this J-10 is smaller than I expected.
The staff set up a very painstaking tour circle. Use the active equipment that you can see when you go out first to attract you, but use the guardrail to stop you, just to see your back. Want to shoot the front? No problem, walk along the guardrail and take a photo at the front of the equipment display area after watching the exhibition.
I thought about it again and again. It seemed to be a trap (laughing). But now that we are here, it is also meaningful to see the exhibition in the room. (Please turn to the end of this article for the pictures of active equipment.).
The exhibition in the room started from the Nanchang Uprising of our army, assisted by various precious collections and video and text materials, built a vivid historical river. Because there are too many contents, I'm afraid it's not too much to write a book one by one. So I'll just select a few photos to tell you.
This first-class collection is the pistol used by Zhu De during the Nanchang Uprising. To some extent, it is the beginning of PLA history. In those days, Nanchang, which had it, burst out a revolutionary enthusiasm even hotter than the gun chamber. From 1927 to 2017, this pistol was the best witness to the development of the PLA.
The following picture shows the President and Zhu De in Jinggangshan. The picture of red flags is very appealing.
To show respect, the contents of the Anti Japanese War were not photographed, so they were omitted.
Tashan Interception War is a battle of the Tashan generation in Huludao, Liaoning Province during the War of Liberation. Tashan is not a mountain, but a small village without too many advantages. It was here that the Northeast Field blocked the national army and directly changed the direction of the Liaoshen Campaign. Baidu Encyclopedia: Some companies suffered more than half of the casualties and still fought with one against ten. After bullets and grenades are exhausted, use stones to fight back until hand to hand combat. This is the flag of Tashan Heroes.
The Chinese People's Volunteer Army is facing the United Nations Army from the beginning when it crosses the Yalu River with a manly spirit. What impressed me most in the exhibition was this sentence: "The gunfire has loosened the soil on Shangganling by more than two meters". What is this concept? Please make your own image.
History has come to 1981, when the North China University drill held in Zhangjiakou was one of the few exercises that published documentaries. This model is a parachuting scenario.
1926—+∞
With the development of the times, Tulao finally had his own mobile land. The aircraft carrier is a symbol of the comprehensive strength of military science and technology, and its strategic significance should not be overlooked.
This is the honorary certificate of Dai Manshen. You can't buy this paper with money.
This is the end of the exhibition. The crowd gradually converged into the hall on the first floor, and I was surprised by all kinds of planes (even hanging on the roof). The old folks here, whether captured or self-made, used to fly in the sky of the Republic (except for the various reforms in Figure 16/H6, which are still in service).
Well, come out from the main door and finally come to the equipment display area. This strange guy with ocean camouflage is the Eagle Strike 62 shore to ship missile, which is one of the weapons launched from land to attack ship targets. Suddenly, I remembered the painting of the navy uniform, alas... (I forgot to take the picture of the Hongqi 9 missile launcher next to me
Step over a red wine, this is the tough guy with the United States. East 26 anti-ship ballistic missile, Meizizi. In fact, the fewer official written descriptions, the more powerful.
Next to it is the East 31 Intercontinental Strategic Nuclear Missile, which represents world peace and truth. No description.
Opposite the East 31 are several radars, multiple rocket launchers and Red Flag 16 launch vehicles. I am not interested in them, so I have to hurry up.
The next door is awesome. 99A and other heavy firearms are lying there quietly waiting for you. Looking at the 125mm smooth bore gun of the 99A, do you want to be baptized by a communist tail fin stable armour piercing shell? I walked around half a circle, but I didn't see which laser blind dog eye device was on the 99A. I guess it was the one on the right side of the head. (Next to it is 04 Infantry Vehicle)
The big eight wheeled assault vehicle should be a 09 wheeled assault vehicle, 105mm providing direct fire support for infantry. With the birth of the military reform, many synthesis battalions have this thing. Just now I saw it in the military report by Zhu Rihe.
The 35MM self-propelled anti-aircraft gun stopped on the edge. Although the two small tubes are thin, they are expensive. Online rumors say that one of these things is more expensive than the next 99. It is a good tool for fighting straight and unmanned aerial vehicles, and is good at terminal defense. Look at my glittering fire control radar. Whatever it is, you can bite it off.
On the opposite side of 99A is a Wuzhi 10 and a J-10. At the first sight of J-10, I think it is smaller than I expected. See Wu Zhi 10 beside him: "Wu Zhi is so big in the crouching slot". Sensually, Wuzhi 10 is just a circle smaller than J-10. The big rotor is too arrogant.
At the end of the visit, my friends and I were already hungry. I found a very small shop (how small is it? It has only one table or two people's table), ordered a pancake, swallowed a cold skin, and was full. Then, take the subway back.
References
The information of active equipment is provided by the military museum and is public information.
