
China's Beautiful Pink Women Army
China has the largest army in the world.
The number of women in the army is itself staggering:
Chinese Women Army is 324,701,244
&
US Population is only 298,444,215.
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Speaking just on the Female Airforce, according to a Xinhua News Agency article the first six ”loyal and fearless” female pilots flying with the Xian JH-7 fighter bomber have just finished the training required to perform all-weather air-to-ground missions and are now able to attack and destroy targets located on unfamiliar ground, hidden by fog, using precision munitions.
The female fighter pilots, currently assigned to a PLAAF (People’s Liberation Army Air Force) Regiment, were selected from more than 20 million girls graduated from high school in Sept. 2005. After attending the flying school, they were assigned to a front line squadron in March 2011, where they conducted advanced training that included formation flying, low altitude attack, live firing exercises using conventional weapons.
The Xinhua article depicts the female pilots as “skilled” “loyal” and “fearless” and provides also a group shot of the six JH-7 pilots with flight suits and helmets. Wow, not bad for a totalitarian state where the information on women (and women’s rights..) is usually hidden or classified as secret.
Posted by David Cenciotti in China.
Below these female fighter pilots are among some 328 female pilots recently recruited and trained by China’s People’s Liberation Army Air Force. They don’t just look good, they can roar through the skies faster than the speed of sound. And they don’t just fly normal air force missions, they also take part in disaster relief flights, research-oriented trial flights and afforestation. They have also flown in China’s 60th national day parade.
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nycnyc
April 26, 2012 at 4:58 am
I enjoyed your article on China’s Female Army. I always find it ironic when I see beautiful women who are trained to kill smiling back at us.
martin chung
April 26, 2012 at 9:55 pm
This is one for Chinese pride. It shows that Chinese culture establish a deep respect for women and their contributions to society.
Paul
April 26, 2012 at 10:06 pm
“Women hold up half the sky,” Mao Zedong said. Since 1949, Chinese women have shown progress in every front.