République de Chine (Taïwan)
ZhongHuá MínGuó (zh)
中華民國 (zh)

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[b]La République de Chine (trad. 中華民國 ; simp. 中华民国 ; pinyin ZhongHuá MínGuó) est l'État actuel présent sur l'île de Taïwan. En 1947, les dirigeants chinois de la République de Chine se replient à Taïwan, pour finir par ne plus contrôler que l'île en 1949. La République de Chine et la République populaire de Chine revendiquaient chacune la pleine et légitime souveraineté sur la totalité du territoire chinois (Chine continentale et île de Taïwan). La République de Chine ne revendique plus de nos jours la souveraineté sur le continent mais se pose toujours comme la seule alternative à la République populaire de Chine pour gouverner le pays. Des documents officiels français font parfois usage de l'appellation État de Taïwan, ou encore République nationaliste de Chine.

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Made in Taiwan


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T91 carbine (Made in Taiwan)


T93 sniper rifle































































Shadowstorm (made in Taiwan)

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superbe Khaybar tu dechire toujours autant!!!!

pas facile d envahir taiwan!!!!!

RoCAF F-104DJ.


RF-104G LOROP.

Mirage 2000-5


F-16 Block 20 fighter with AIM-120C-5, AIM-9M missiles




AT-3 Jet Trainers




XA-3




S-70C Bluehawk.







Here's some classic fighters of the RoCAF. F-104 Starfighter


RF-101 Voodoo

F-100 Super Sabre


RoCAF aircraft formation F-5, F-16, Mirage 2000, F-CK-1 and E-2.


AIDC PL-1.

C'est un concours de body building Les mecs sont huilés où je rêve

des Mig LMFS Made in Taiwan ?

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Taiwan Designs Fighter Jet With Russian Help TAIPEI (AFP)--Taiwan has completed the design of its own third-generation fighter jet with Russian expertise, to make up for a scuppered U.S. purchase deal, a newspaper report said Friday. The fighter, developed by Taiwan's government-owned Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation, or AIDC, is based on the F-35 Lightning II joint strike fighter being developed for the U.S. Air Force, the China Times said. Designed by Lockheed Martin Corp. (LMT) of the U.S., the F-35 carries a price tag of more than $90 million, it said. Taiwan began developing the jet after a deal to buy F-16 C/D fighters ran aground in 2007 as Washington disapproved of the pro-independence policies of the Democratic Progressive Party that was then in power, it said. That deal, worth at least TWD100 billion ($3.04 billion), would have been Washington's biggest arms sale to the island since 2001. The newspaper said the design for the fighter, with double engines and short take-off ability, was completed after AIDC sent staff to Russia. It didn't specify which Russian agency or company was involved. China has threatened to invade Taiwan should it declare formal independence, prompting the island to acquire more advanced weaponry. The two sides have been rivals since splitting in 1949 after a civil war but ties have improved dramatically since the Beijing-friendly Kuomintang party came to power last year. Dow Jones Newswires

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sans haine et sans pitié

a priori selon air cosmos, ils sont pas content du cout d entretien des mirage 2000. ils pourrait les retirer du service plus tot que prevu