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Four Chinese vessels to join world's largest naval drill  

中国海军将参加美海军组织军演 关岛附近海域会合

据国防部网站消息,海军新闻发言人梁阳6月8日介绍,经中央军委批准,海军将派舰艇参加“环太平洋—2014”演习。这是中国海军首次参加由美国海军组织的“环太平洋”多边海上联合演习。 [查看全文]
2014-06-09 11:21 Ecns.cn Web Editor: Si Huan
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Haikou, China's Type 052C guided-missile destroyer joins the search of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 on Mar. 11. It will join the  RIMPAC 2014 exercise. (Photo: chinanews.com)

Haikou, China's Type 052C guided-missile destroyer joins the search of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 on Mar. 11. It will join the RIMPAC 2014 exercise. (Photo: chinanews.com)

(ECNS) – The Chinese navy will send ships to participate in the military drill associated with the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC), said navy spokesman Liang Yang.

China will send four vessels, including missile destroyer Haikou, missile frigate Yueyang, supplier ship Qiandaohu and hospital ship Ark Peace, as well as two helicopters and two squads, said Liang.

China has agreed to join in seven exercises, including artillery shooting, maritime operations, warship formations, according to Liang.

During the drill, China's navy will host a medical forum with the US based on hospital ships Ark Peace and Mercy.

It will be the first time for China to participate in the exercise.

RIMPAC is the world's largest international maritime exercise, hosted by the commander of the United States Pacific Fleet (COMPACFLT) biannually. It takes place around the Hawaiian Islands.

Altogether 23 countries will attend this year's drill from June 26 to August 1.

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