Han Kuang exercises 結果共18筆

Taiwan plans small-scale, unscripted urban resilience drills in March and June to enhance financial and cybersecurity resilience. The exercises aim to identify vulnerabilities and strengthen infrastructure.

Discover how Typhoon Gaemi’s landfall in Taiwan led the Ministry of National Defense to halt the 40th Han Kuang exercises, redirecting troops for disaster relief efforts in affected areas.

Discover how Taiwan’s defense ministry is prioritizing disaster preparedness for Typhoon Gaemi, including adjusting military exercises and deploying troops for relief efforts.

Discover how Taiwan’s military pressed on with the Cheng Chiang exercise in Penghu during Typhoon Gaemi, focusing on ground forces and live-fire drills despite weather challenges.

Explore how Taiwan’s military adapts to Typhoon Gaemi during the 40th Han Kuang exercises, focusing on safety and disaster preparedness in air and sea operations.

Discover how Taiwan is enhancing its defense preparedness with the No. 47 Wan An Exercise from July 22-25, aimed at improving missile and rocket attack responses. Learn about the new air threat alert system and the coordination with the Han Kuang Exercise for comprehensive drills across Taiwan.

Taiwan’s annual Han Kuang exercises, the country’s largest war games since 1984, aim to ensure combat readiness in the event of a Chinese invasion. Recent exercises have led the military to speculate that the northern areas of Taiwan could be a targeted point for a Chinese attack. The Tamsui River is analyzed as a potential point of entry for the People’s Liberation Army, as it provides access to critical regions like Hsinchu, Taoyuan, and Taipei. Public officials have demanded live-fire drills at the river mouth to inspect defense capabilities. However, conducting such drills poses challenges due to the densely populated area and existing operations of a nearby port. The use of explosives in the river could leave sediments that are difficult to track. Defense strategies require a comprehensive understanding of their effects, and alternative strategies are being considered to bolster defense in northern Taiwan.

Taiwan’s week-long, live-fire Han Kuang military exercises concluded on Friday (July 28) as the military tested its combat readiness and weaponry systems under simulated attacks.

Taiwan’s military proceeded with the anti-landing Han Kuang exercises on the coast at New Taipei City’s Bali District on Thursday (July 27), defying strong winds from Typhoon Doksuri.

Taiwan’s military carried out its Han Kuang exercises at Taoyuan On Wednesday (July 26), simulating attacks and defenses at the city’s airport and refinery. 

Taiwan’s military conducted anti-landing rehearsal drills at New Taipei City’s Bali District on Tuesday (July 25) in preparation for Thursday’s official Han Kuang exercise in the area.

The 6th Army Corps Command conducted on Thursday (July 20) anti-landing drills in critical coastal areas of Pa-li Beach and Taipei Harbor.

Taiwan’s annual Han Kuang military exercises will unfold between July 24 and 28, where armed forces from all military branches will showcase the nation’s combat readiness and defenses.

Amid soaring cross-strait tensions and the approaching Han Kuang exercises, TVBS Meeting Room host Wenchi Yu invited former U.S. Secretary of State Mark Esper and Taiwan Foreign Minister Joseph Wu to discuss the best approach for the country: bolstering Taiwan’s military defenses or seeking more engagement with China.

As the 39th Han Kuang exercises approach in Taiwan, Clouded Leopard armored vehicles can be seen conducting drills ahead of the annual military showcase.

An Avenger Air Defense System was spotted in New Taipei City’s Bali District as Taiwan’s military prepares for the 39th edition of the Han Kuang exercises.

In the early hours on Tuesday (July 11), Taiwan’s military conducted test flights with F-16V fighter jets and the C-130H transport aircraft before the annual Han Kuang Exercises in late July at Taitung Airport. 

Taiwan’s military simulated an attack from enemy forces on Taoyuan Airport and Taoyuan Refinery on Monday (July 10) ahead of the annual Han Kuang exercises.