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  • Military enthusiasts gather for AT-3’s final flight show

    Witness the thrilling final showcase of Taiwan’s AT-3 jet trainers during the annual air force training session, as the nation prepares to transition to the more advanced Brave Eagle jets.
    2024/06/27 16:29
  • Black Eagles wow fans at Kaohsiung Airport stopover

    The South Korean Air Force Black Eagles Aerobatic Team captivated aviation enthusiasts with a stopover at Kaohsiung International Airport, showcasing their precision flying and promoting military aircraft technology.
    2024/03/07 17:23
  • Taiwan’s home-built sub moves to dry dock for further tests

    Taiwan’s first domestically-built submarine, "Narwhal," embarks on a historic journey from Kaohsiung to Jong Shyn’s floating dock, revealing its full design to eager onlookers. Witnessed by military enthusiasts and escorted by naval boats, the submarine showcases its strategic importance. The unveiling of the propeller, rudder, and torpedo tubes marks a significant milestone in Taiwan’s submarine project, drawing attention from key figures like project convener Huang Shu-kuang.
    2024/02/27 16:02
  • Unauthorized photography around military bases prohibited

    Taiwan’s Minister of National Defense, Chiu Kuo-cheng, stated that the Ministry will not interfere with general aviation enthusiasts taking photographs, but any behavior involving scaling walls to capture military installations will be considered reconnaissance activities. This announcement was made during a review of the draft "Military Base Security Maintenance Regulations" bill at the Legislative Yuan’s Foreign and National Defense Committee. According to the draft bill, unauthorized reconnaissance activities directed at military camp areas, such as measurement, filming, photography, depiction, or description, can result in fines ranging from NT$30,000 to NT$150,000 if they compromise national security. The committee discussed potential issues related to dash cameras unintentionally filming the area or residents of high-rise buildings next to a base. Deputy Chief of Combat Planning, Chen Wen-Hsing, clarified that the draft bill mainly targets harmful reconnaissance activities, while general photography activities remain unaffected. Minister Chiu emphasized that unauthorized photography in restricted areas is considered reconnaissance. Kuomintang legislator Chen I-hsin raised concerns about possible conflicts between existing "Vital Area Regulations" and the proposed new law, suggesting the incorporation of maintaining military base security into existing regulations as a specific chapter.
    2023/11/20 19:09
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