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China’s 2009 Military Recruitment Propaganda Posters

by on Monday, November 9, 2009 88 comments comments

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From Mop:

Extremely shocked! Didn’t think China’s military recruitment posters this year could be this fierce!

2009 military recruitment propaganda wallpaper – Second Artillery Force [above].

Intercontinental nuclear missiles is the most fundamental difference between nuclear countries and non-nuclear countries and nuclear threshold countries, is the ultimate embodiment of a country’s force/military strength, and also the most powerful symbol amongst military recruitment propaganda.

2009 military recruitment propaganda wallpaper – China Air Force [below].

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2009 military recruitment propaganda wallpaper – China Navy.

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2009 military recruitment propaganda wallpaper – female fighter pilots.

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2009 military recruitment propaganda wallpaper – armed police.

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2009 military recruitment propaganda wallpaper – Honor Guard of the three military forces.

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2009 military recruitment propaganda wallpaper – military parade.

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2009 military recruitment propaganda wallpaper – Navy students.

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Comparisons with other countries:

India’s military recruitment advertisement.

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Japan’s military recruitment advertisements are good at using images of beautiful women.

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Singapore’s military recruitment advertisement uses the richly challenging military experience to attract people.

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France’s Foreign Legion military recruitment uses French “hukou” to attract people.

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The Netherlands’ military recruitment advertisements use the imposing Leopard 2 tanks to attract people.

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Comments from Mop:

你妈比的起名这么难！:

oh my god, the Celestial Kingdom’s chengguan are even more niu than this, right?

古老城墙【浴火凤凰】:

In my entire county, only 3 people could join the military. Many people wanted to join! Want to help the country?! First give money! [This means they needed to use unofficial methods to be selected to join the military]

cheungxixi:

Doesn’t study well and out of control,

only this kind of person joins the military. At least that is the way it is here.

Being a soldier should not mean being the private armed forces of a certain organization.

先进工作者:

They only changed the backgrounds, no dramatic slogans??

腰杆上别把菜刀:

Japan’s enlistment advertisements are still more enticing.

YANBINDSC08:

I have been a solider for over 3 years, every day cleaning, pulling weeds, watering, tidying up my stuff, folding my blanket, making a huge contribution to the motherland’s national defense!

鸟毛说:

Joining the military also requires finding guanxi [connections] and taking back channels.

寻找非卖品:

Having seen this many propaganda/promotional posters, I want to say…I would still rather join the chengguan!

夹住别放:

Why do the three women on the Japanese one look so similar? Why don’t they change into AV clothing? [because it would attract more recruits]
On the Singapore one, when not in a jungle or midnight, and unless the commander has a problem, is painting your face black so the gangsters can’t find you?

老猫爱上鼠:

Those who join the military here are of two kinds:

One is the local hoodlums, the ones who cannot get into university and cannot be controlled at home, so the parents pay money to have the military deal with them.

Two are the children of government officials, spending big money to buy entrance into the officer schools.

In which group does everyone here belong to?

十二点整:

Joining the military is to accomplish something, to realize one’s self-value, to defend the country, to serve the motherland and the people. The posters emphasize the parade, so I have to ask, why do we join the military? To be paraded?

  • http://www.jfamadei.com Tortue

    Surprised that the current ROC’s (Taiwan) Army recruitment campaign is not mentioned, it’s quite interesting : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rF6uu7jjnok&feature=related

    • whichone

      *sigh* I’m probably gonna get flamed for saying this but this is such a retarded recruitment video. This ad announces to everyone, including potential recruits: “Our military is just like the Transformers – a make believe fantasy based on a line of plastic toys and its spin offs.”

      Not to be outdone, P.R.C. military poster from across the pond focuses on the national parade, message reads, “jump start your career in marching band substitutes.”

      Japanese sororities carry some fierce gear.

      • http://www.jfamadei.com Tortue

        Why flamed ? I guess you are right on the fact that’s it’s quite lame. I just said it’s interesting :)

        • whichone

          because I’m a glass-is-totally-empty-with-large-amounts-of-backwash kind of pessimist. :0

      • Zorg

        You people are missing the target demographics here. This isn’t an ad saying “Hey, you, adult person! Join the army now!”. No, this is a public image campaign, it is geared towards young kids (about the age of the kid in the ad) and it is saying “Hey, kid! Grow up thinking that army is a cool place where you play with cool stuff!”.
        Having said that… Most eighteen years old boys (at least the type that joins the army) are still the same kids inside who find transformers very cool, although the might not admit it directly.

      • FYIADragoon

        Its because they’re targeting children. No self-respecting adult would fall for this crap. I’d say its more scary in a sense, because of the fact that it goes for children, who would believe the ad.

    • janz

      This ROC’s recruitment ad is so lame. There’s a fine line between showing off high tech and science fiction.
      Watch the US Airforce’s ad for comparison.
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiB3vrhPDNs&feature=related

  • Ponyo

    China is a huge country, so they must have a huge and powerful military right? how come they don’t send some troops to fight in other countries?

    they do not send aid….selfish.

    • http://www.jfamadei.com Tortue

      I guess they try to avoid the US’ fiasco in Irak

    • too yellow

      they do. In Haiti and various African countries, thou in repetitively tiny numbers. I think even a few got kill in Lebanon back in 2005, big news back then.

      • Tom

        China does have troops overseas, but so far only MPs and engineers. No combat troops yet. Always with the backing of a UN resolution.

        Of the permanent members, China is now the largest contributor to UN peacekeeping operations. Which still makes it tenth overall.

        France has the second-highest commitment. Russia has some. The US and UK have a few officers and observers, and that’s it. They essentially decline to participate in UN peacekeeping, preferring to operate under the aegis of NATO instead.

  • Anon

    -.-

    “On the Singapore one, when not in a jungle or midnight, and unless the commander has a problem, is painting your face black so the gangsters can’t find you?”

    When your uniform and helemt is green does painting your face black helps alot to camo yourself?

    • gth793y

      You paint the striped darker and lighter color diagonally to break up the contour line on your face. This way its allot harder to be detected by human eye.

      Also, it looks like they are clearing a building, just because they are inside the building did not mean their training mission did not involve trespassing external terrain.

      Source: 1st Lt USAR

  • http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/4080/catkick.gif PUSAN PLAYA

    I served did my mandatory military with KATUSA for two years, it was a great way to meet white women.

    • lostinsz

      Don’t fib PP. We know you avoided the draft and crossed over the DMZ. Mummy was very upset with you and cut off your pocket money.

    • Best Soldier

      No wonder you Koreans can’t finish a war. When you beat those poor North Koreans, come back and let us know will you?

      The KATUSA are trained bitches for the American military. Let’s face it, the Americans fuck your women and they also fuck your men.

  • SOFAMAN

    SOFA ………………….. prepare for flames

    • SOFAMAN

      o SHi- ………………….

      • Jean

        newbie i guess?

    • http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/4080/catkick.gif PUSAN PLAYA

      SOFA? Big deal. Do you want to spend billions of extra dollars on the army every year to keep the Communist bandits out without American help just because of the occasional drunken rapist? Not me, my tax that I pay is already too much.

  • http://www.chinasmack.com 社會是和諧的 囧

    WEAK!

    United States Air Force. “Above All”

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiB3vrhPDNs

  • by

    Franky, these “posters” look fake. Especially the little “outer glow” photoshop effect on the cheaply super-imposed text smacks of amateurism. What’s the first source of these?

    • too yellow

      the picture are actually legit, but they are not poster on the wall. Rather they are desktop wallpaper. (to put on school computer??)

      http://tp.chinamil.com.cn/wallpaper/2009zhengbing.htm

    • carl

      That’s just photography these days. It’s about 60% what you can do with your camera, and 40% what you can do with photoshop. It’s not bad, it just shows the changing times. (The green in the airplane picture is particularly obvious. It’s too smooth. They definitely took some roads and buildings out.)

      The words are very Chinese. They make look cheesy in the west, but that’s how all advertisements look out here.

      That doesn’t, by any means, mean they are fake. It means that the government makes pictures look better that they really are, and that they make ads.

      Not everything that comes out of China is fake! haha ;)

  • IG

    Why would they need recruitment posters? China is one of the few countries in the world where there are more people are trying to get into the military than there are spots. There is always a huge surplus of manpower. People even need to pay/bribe someone to get into the military sometimes.

    Also, I like that Indian recruitment poster, lol. “Be a winner for life”

    • gth793y

      Thats what I was wondering….

      • Tommy

        They have to show they are spending the taxpayers money somewhere other than bribes, Baiju and hookers

  • superoo… sup?

    If you wanna be a sweet marcher and be able to cut in line at the train station without challenge… this is the job for you!!! (Is what they should be saying on these posters).

    Not trying to take anything away… But really these posters are of nothing that special, compared to the weapons of other countries the ones on these posters are average at best. And also every country has this kind of “propaganda” to strengthen their military might. Not really sure what all the hype is about.

    But if any of these are gonna work on me, it’s the Japanese one. Only in Japan will they use sex to sell even military recruitment. Instead of getting “1000 virgins” you get “1000 hot Jap AV babes”. Sold!

    • FYIADragoon

      Seriously. Jap ad is a winner. Goddamn am I ready to enlist for them.

  • Markus

    nothing beats the Ukrainian ad:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH_E6YSQqTo

  • lostinsz

    Top post and a good reason why some moderators on this site are more equal than others.
    The Review
    PRC. Real cog in the machine stuff. Want to lose your identity, this is the service for you. Goose stepping and three meals of rice, pork and veg. Airforce ad is a bit ditzy. For the real poop on China’s airforce, link below miidle of page.

    http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5hN5FQA2NW_zx0-07qQstceLsp9HwD9BPGJ800

    It doesn’t inspire confidence, but if ya need a job….

    India. Real old school stuff, and after negotiating the touts, life consists of running up and down sand hills while screaming at the top of your lungs. Forget it.

    Japan. Who would not want to sign up after checking out these babes. Hot and better than any 10 underwear ads. I give their agency A+

    Singapore. Designed to appeal to the alpha male with some IQ points. Mate these guys with the Japanese babes, and we really have a super military race.

    French Foreign Legion. Well, they have the history and the romance and are pretty good in the field also. If I was Alain Delon and my film career was going south, I would give them serious consideration.

    Netherlands. Forget the Leopard tank. Like the Germans (nowdays), Belgiums, Italians and Spanish, they are are a bunch of wusses…keep office hours and couldn’t deal with an ingrown toenail.

  • baby

    well for the france poster its not really that. This is for “legionnaires”. I don’t really know what it is but it’s like a secret branch of the army which accept ppl from all over the world. You have to give up your life to get in and the test may be the hardest physic test u will see in france. check on youtube/dailymotion for more info

    for real french army propaganda check those :

    http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x41ge8_recrutement-armee-de-terre-pub_ads

    and the final words : “what are you doing the next 3 years of your life”

    • http://www.jfamadei.me Tortue

      Indeed the french poster is not for regular french army but for the foreign legion. The foreign legion is not a “secret branch”, it’s a an elite part of the french defense that is indeed composed mainly by foreigners (chinese included) and it’s supposed to be extremely physical.

      At the end you have a nice Salary and french citizenship for you and familly if you wish it.

      • Best Soldier

        Elite? What happen to them in the war with Vietnam? And what happen to them with the war against the Japanese in Indochina? That’s what I thought. Elite your ass.

  • http://www.foarp.blogspot.com FOARP

    Best recruitment video ever by far was the RAF’s “Their Country Needs You” campaign, and it’s a pity that I can only find this low res and poor quality copy of it on line:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqDwM023CR4

    Pity this has now come to mean “Their country needs you to bomb the shit out of it and occupy it indefinitely”, but then the idea of a humanitarian invasion was always somewhat dodgy.

    • whichone

      This is a a really interesting video. I don’t think I have seen a recruitment video where the focus isn’t on the home country. Evidently Britain is so safe, the primary mission of its military is foreign humanitarian aid.

  • http://www.foarp.blogspot.com FOARP

    . . . . and I have to say that I’m a little bit confused as to what kind of person exactly the Japanese MSDF is trying to recruit with this kind of video:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_TV4qJiOlg

    • whichone

      hahahahaha this clip is hilarious! Is this for real? For one thing why are the lyrics and on screen labels in English?

      • bleah

        English is modern.

        • Canton Pop

          English is moerden

      • http://www.foarp.blogspot.com FOARP

        As far as I know, this is the real deal, and TV adverts making use of (atrocious) English (usually written in katakana though) are not uncommon in Japan.

  • Duchemin

    Nice posters, but what is life like in the Ckinese military, especially during the first months of basic training? Drill instructors certainly know how to make the new recruits’ lives miserable, but are the new boys also hazed by the older soldiers?
    - I was a conscript for 18 months in the French military. Hardly the most pleasant period in my life, but Paradise if compared with the Foreign Legion, a living hell, although apparently have improved a lot. Still very physical, I am told.

    • too yellow

      here is a clip of home video and slide show of some guy that just retired out of the marines.
      http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/SCKFT6nLpZ0/

      it’s pretty boring actually, they seems to be doing a lot of yard work and a fair amount of digging. (yikes) But there are cool firing excises toward middle of the video feature some SP artillery.

    • du

      I suspect it’s the same. Older personnel hazing younger ones. It’s pretty much the same in most armies around the world.

  • zammo hung

    Some bad photoshop disasters in there.

    The submarine one in particular…

    • Capn

      And all those parade soldiers marching perfectly in unison? Photoshop clone tool for sure!

  • lostinsz

    And what would I do with my cross-cultural super miltary race noted above. Line then up against the iron rose comfort corp (yeah, the ones in white go go boots) in a WWF steel cage death match on CCTV. The winners would then be sent to Somalia…since all Beijing has done so far is hold an Anti- Piracy meeting.

  • Best Soldier

    I am confused as to what the arguments are. Are we talking how strong a military is based on recruiting posters/ads? Or are we talking real military strengths based on real life wars?

    If you are talking about the real stuff, it’s got to be the Vietnamese and the Israelis.

    The Vietnamese has demonstrated their genius strategies and strength in wars against the French, Chinese, Cambodia, and the Americans. Sure, the Vietnamese lost a lot of civilians and soldiers in these wars, but it goes to demonstrate that all the high tech military war machines can’t guarantee you victories. Ask the Americans. These machines only kill innocent and unarmed civilians.

    The Israelis has demonstrated their superiority strength and again, genius strategies, by fighting and defeating more than one country simultaneously. It’s relatively a small country, but it’s military might equals to all the countries in the Middle East add together.

    • lostanon

      Hassan Nasrallah would like a word with you.

    • akbar lo

      oh oh a contrarian.

      the viets? lol, the only reason why they “won” is because the us tried to make a money pit out of nam instead of a wasteland.

      and by “win” if you think getting agent oranged and making retarded babies is a win.

      • Viet Cong

        So, your father was killed in Vietnam, huh? The fucker deserved it.

    • Nukes?

      The US could have easily won in Vietnam by nuking the whole country. Their firepower was definitely superior, but they chose to leave rather than decimate an entire population. Vietnam didn’t win. If they had been facing a country less inclined to respect human life, there wouldn’t be a Vietnam now.

      • Viet Cong

        So, that’s your solution? Nuke the country? You’re such a simple minded idiot.

      • Jewjitsu

        Good point! Vietnam is a charming country.

        But, the USA did have an excellent kill ratio of 30:1.

        This includes the stamping out of at least 1,500 Chicoms and wounding another 4,500 just for kicks.

    • FYIADragoon

      Most countries in the world would have significant military strength like Israel, if the US gave them 70% of the entire allotted American Foreign Military budget (lol why give money to our actual allies like Japan?). They don’t have shit on the US military.

  • LongTian

    Ads don’t attract recruits, movies do. Anyone remember how many signed up for the Navy, Air Force, and Marines after watching Top Gun? I did.

    I feel the need, the need, for speed.

    • http://www.foarp.blogspot.com FOARP

      Damn. How did it work out?

  • Somethin Somethin

    When you start a war and then try to win it you have already lost. That was the problem in Vietnam pure and simple. Everything boiled down to the simple point that the VC could do things we couldn’t because they had the will of the people.

    Recruiting posters? Lies? The only a time a recruiter wasn’t lying to me is when he said if you sign this piece of paper you get the free t-shirt and coffee mug. Actually still waiting for that coffee mug.

  • Icedew

    Will they hire laowais?

    • http://timurileng.blogspot.com Zhang Fei

      Will they hire laowais?

      Chinese armies have historically hired a lot of foreign talent. But that was when China had a lot of civilizational confidence and was the richest (per capita) kingdom around. My impression is that the current China isn’t quite in that zone, as yet. Maybe if it once again regains its position as the region’s richest (per capita) country. Possibly not in our lifetimes.

      Besides, why would a laowai want to join the PLA? The pay sucks, and the food is horrible. There is only one military organization in the world that accepts all comers – the French Foreign Legion. I think the pay and the food are likely to a significant upgrade on what you’d get from the PLA.

      • Alikese

        The U.S. army allows anyone with permanent residence (green card) to serve in the Army, and there are a lot that do. Now, with recruitment lagging, they are talking about allowing people with special skills and non-immigrant visas being able to join.

      • Su le Legionaries

        Hey Zhang Fei

        You are right about the pay as “The Legion” French Foreign Legion in Eruo NOT RMB but you have more thing to think about being in well here list of thing you or other thinking about joint up “The Legion”

        1. 1 out of 8 candidates will be accepted!
        2. 1 out of every 10 legionaries will die before their first 5 year contract is up
        3. “The Legion get send first to world hot spot mostly in combat duty.

        Well you want to find out more about the Legion check this book out and see what is the life as Legionaries!!

        name of the book is Life in the French Foreign Legion
        By Evan McGorman
        ISBN 1-55571-633-4
        Bar code 9781555716332

        also check on youtube on it too

    • Wang Er

      The People’s Liberation Army did recruit foreigners in 40s and 50s when talents with specialties in surgery operations and weaponry were in bad need. Some were treated like national heroes.

      However today’s situation is different. There are more Chinese nationals who want to join the army than number of positions provided since the payment is good, some are provided subsidies for college education and most veterans get better jobs after they quit from the army. A fierce competition is inevitable. Surely most young people in cities wouldn’t join PLA but the base number is there. 1% of 1.3 billion is 13 million.

      You must have Chinese citizenship to join the PLA though the citizenship is very hard to get. Other than that I don’t think there’s any restriction.

      • Jewjitsu

        A Laowai can get Taiwanese citizenship and join the R.O.C. Army. And the pay is pretty good, too.

        • http://www.foarp.blogspot.com FOARP

          No, because it takes 20 years for you to get ROC citizenship as an adult, by which time you’ll be too old. The only way I know of is to be adopted by an ROC citizen whilst still under ~18 (an American kid did this a while back, wrote a book about it). I don’t know if it’s possible to shorten the citizenship process through marriage, but I doubt that it would help much.

          Oh, and the pay’s shit. I guess there probably are ex-military US contractors doing work in Taiwan who may be making fat salaries, but the wages even for officers are not high.

          • http://www.jfamadei.com Tortue

            To gain the ROC Citizenship when you are foreigner it doesn’t take 20 years but 18 months (during which you don’t have any citizenship anymore as you must stop your current to apply for the ROC’s one, so you are stuck on the island) and it’s quite easy, I know a lot of people over here that already got theirs.

            To be able to ask for it you must proof that you have lived on the island between 5 and 7 years in row with a minimum of 183 days per years, you don’t need to be married but it indeed help. If you are less than 36 years old you must go to the army for a year or more.

          • http://www.foarp.blogspot.com FOARP

            @Tortue – Thanks, guess my info must be old/just plain wrong. Big mouth strikes again.

      • Tony

        Many surrendered Japanese troops (Imperial Japanese Army) stayed behind after 1945 and were recruit into either the Nationalist or PLA service, many were tank driver and gunners.

  • http://timurileng.blogspot.com Zhang Fei

    Weird that the PLA posters show soldiers on parade. Very blah. You’d think they’d show people on maneuvers, operating shiny new equipment. The PLAAF and PLAN posters are right to emphasize hardware.

  • http://visittheriverwalk.com Minton McKarkquey

    The French have an army?

  • Viet Cong

    Singapore is trying to recruit smart soldiers? I hope not because if they are too smart, they will realize that it will be hopeless for them.

  • Yin

    Chinese military power has been subpar ever since the collapse of the Han Dynasty. It’s like the Nordic countries, who were thoroughly violent during the Viking age but are now pacifistic socialist countries. The reason for this is simple: demise of the military aristocracy and the martial spirit of the people.

    Ancient China, from around 700 BC to 400 AD, was a society dominated by warriors. You don’t see guys like Zhang Fei and Guan Yu running around anymore, or emperors like Han Wu Di, who subjugated the Tarim Basin, Korea, and the Xiongnu in 100 BC. Someone mentioned in another thread that even during the Tang China had trouble maintaining a presence in Korea. Sure, but that’s because the Tang was the wrong period to look – that was already after China’s military peak. The Lelang Commandery of the Western Han Dynasty ruled a region spanning from northern Korea to southern Manchuria for nearly four hundred years. China even had walls in Mongolia around this time.

    But, it’s been downhill ever since. The Tang Dynasty depended on Turkic cavalry for many of its military needs; not only that, but a significant portion of its military aristocracy was composed of foreign talent, to the extent that even the royal family was of at least partial nomadic ancestry. The Song was a total failure and just kept losing territory. The Yuan was Mongolian. The Ming did okay in the beginning but, again, depended on Mongolian cavalry. The Qing was Manchu. Hell, military wise I wouldn’t be surprised if the PRC was the best that China had to offer in the last thousand and five hundred years or so.

    • Tom

      The view of the Chinese as a soft, non-martial people was quite popular among British sinologists in the 19th century. It was especially popular to write histories of the Warring States period, and then contrast the “Men were men” era to the pathetic mess that China had become by the 19th century.

      The PRC certainly took out the KMT armies pretty easily during 1945-1949. Granted, it was a total replay of the Manchu invasion of China back in the 17th century — the southerly direction of advance, the defections and surrenders, the holdouts retreating to Taiwan. It was like a play, with every actor knowing his assigned role.

      At the same time, even the Roman Republic, at its height, made use of foreign auxiliaries (especially horsemen and archers). The British Army of the 18th century was largely composed of Irishmen (with a few rented Hessian regiments sprinkled in). The British Indian Army had white officers, but the soldiers were drawn from the native “martial races”: Sikhs, Gurkhas, etc. Basically, you use your allies if you have them — otherwise, what are they good for?

      The view of military power as a necessarily-national force is very recent. Mercenaries weren’t outlawed until the Geneva Convention.

      • Capn

        > The view of the Chinese as a soft, non-martial people

        Pure fantasy. See also here:

        http://www.chinasmack.com/stories/beijing-university-student-embarrasses-japanese-reporter/

        Where the deluded one says:

        > From ancient times to now, China has never had any “heavy burden”.
        > The Chinese people are a open-minded, forward-looking exemplary
        > race, who patiently deal with people, and remaining on friendly
        > terms with their neighbours is China’s virtue.

        Yeah right. Nationalistic, opportunistic warmongers. Shall we again look at the revolutionary posters of Chinese people bayoneting foreigners?

  • Josiah

    So the chinese ones say “We march in orderly lines”, “we drive trucks in orderly lines”, “we fly planes in orderly lines” and occasionally play basketball too!

    Oh forgot, they also pilot submarines in lines too.

    I guess they’re worried about scaring other nations if they show awesome photoshopped battles of PLA troops storming the border or something. Relax, the armed forces are just for show!

    • http://www.foarp.blogspot.com FOARP

      ““We march in orderly lines”, “we drive trucks in orderly lines”, “we fly planes in orderly lines””

      Great, I wish they’d teach the rest of the Chinese population to do this!

  • Mercator

    I’ve noticed something weird about the PLAAF female pilots ad:
    Although the girls are all in full flight gear, they are holding model airplanes. Why?

    • Markus

      they already had the lessons “How to take on my flight gear?”, now they just started the lessons “How does a plane look like?”

      That is step-by-step education

  • Master C

    It’s not the nuclear missiles or conventional warfare that we have to worry about, but DNA based Bio-Terrorism from GM crops, man made AIDs type viruses, and Irradiation from Deuterized pharmaceuticals. Beware those ‘Heavy Ice Cubes’ at clubs or any thing with Deuterium in it.

    http://www.google.com.my/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&ved=0CAcQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rense.com%2Fgeneral76%2Fhiro.htm&ei=Nm78SoyZMM3ykAWr0vCYBQ&usg=AFQjCNHHrcsJ6J02X7n3PMi39pQGibGo8Q

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  • Anon

    erm most of these posters recruitment from their owner population, they are not showing off to other nations.

    The only 1 that fits your all bark no bite descriptions is u yourself boasting about your turkish army.

  • lostinsz

    You really are a turkey, pal. Take care that you do not come to the attention of the Justice Commando for the Armenian Genocide. Now they do have a record. 55 missions and 55 Turkish diplomats in heaven fooling around with virgins. Losses = zero.

    Keep up this bragging and they will drop you down a deep well with your favourite sheep.

  • gth793y

    Sir,

    You are a fucking moron for making these hypothetical assertions. Your arguments are no better composed of that of a 2nd grader, I think the Disney channel’s forum would be privileged to have your participation on the topic “Who would win in a fight, a dinosaur or Captain Jack Sparrow.”

    Now, I am an fucking idiot for even entertaining your notion, but how is your little puny fez wearing army going to challenge the French Army,( or the Legionnaires alone) or the massive PLA, when all the Turkish Army is known for is losing both world wars and massacring minorities.

  • C.Bratton

    You wanna see Turkish military might? Go to youtube and type “Turkish Rambo”…..哈哈。

  • roasted turkey

    turkey pawned and owned by russia

    ww1, ww2, and present.

    barely accepted into the european union as a wannabe european country.

    overly hairly women.

    and America’s bitch.

    want more, lizard?

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