超级军网中央媒体的乌龙事件何其多
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最近一则由新华网首先发出其他网站转载的新闻出现在世人面前，可惜这则新闻出名的不是其内容本身而是其雷人的作者水平和不负责任的编辑们！
先不说错在那里，请大家挑出来！
美国151特混编队指挥官访问舟山舰(图)
http://news.xinmin.cn/rollnews/2009/11/02/2844184_2.html
11月1日，应中国海军第三批护航编队指挥员、东海舰队副司令员王志国少将（左五）的邀请，美国151特混编队指挥官、美国中央总部海军部队副司令斯科特·桑德斯少将（左二）一行5人到正在亚丁湾执行护航任务的“舟山”舰参观访问。双方还就护航组织方式、海盗活动情况等进行了座谈。新华社记者郭刚摄最近一则由新华网首先发出其他网站转载的新闻出现在世人面前，可惜这则新闻出名的不是其内容本身而是其雷人的作者水平和不负责任的编辑们！
先不说错在那里，请大家挑出来！
美国151特混编队指挥官访问舟山舰(图)
http://news.xinmin.cn/rollnews/2009/11/02/2844184_2.html
11月1日，应中国海军第三批护航编队指挥员、东海舰队副司令员王志国少将（左五）的邀请，美国151特混编队指挥官、美国中央总部海军部队副司令斯科特·桑德斯少将（左二）一行5人到正在亚丁湾执行护航任务的“舟山”舰参观访问。双方还就护航组织方式、海盗活动情况等进行了座谈。新华社记者郭刚摄
先不说错在那里，请大家挑出来！
美国151特混编队指挥官访问舟山舰(图)
http://news.xinmin.cn/rollnews/2009/11/02/2844184_2.html
11月1日，应中国海军第三批护航编队指挥员、东海舰队副司令员王志国少将（左五）的邀请，美国151特混编队指挥官、美国中央总部海军部队副司令斯科特·桑德斯少将（左二）一行5人到正在亚丁湾执行护航任务的“舟山”舰参观访问。双方还就护航组织方式、海盗活动情况等进行了座谈。新华社记者郭刚摄最近一则由新华网首先发出其他网站转载的新闻出现在世人面前，可惜这则新闻出名的不是其内容本身而是其雷人的作者水平和不负责任的编辑们！
先不说错在那里，请大家挑出来！
美国151特混编队指挥官访问舟山舰(图)
http://news.xinmin.cn/rollnews/2009/11/02/2844184_2.html
11月1日，应中国海军第三批护航编队指挥员、东海舰队副司令员王志国少将（左五）的邀请，美国151特混编队指挥官、美国中央总部海军部队副司令斯科特·桑德斯少将（左二）一行5人到正在亚丁湾执行护航任务的“舟山”舰参观访问。双方还就护航组织方式、海盗活动情况等进行了座谈。新华社记者郭刚摄
吐啊吐啊。。就习惯了
:dizzy:
舟山舰不是营救德新轮去了么，怎么还在亚丁湾啊
舟山舰不是营救德新轮去了么，怎么还在亚丁湾啊
美军、英军、不明国籍军、……联合国军？？？{:3_83:}
如果是想说"少将"问题的话早两天已经有专帖了,貌似能用
mao3219 发表于 2009-11-6 22:13 
土著军队
土著军队
美国中央总部海军部队副司令???
是这个问题么
是这个问题么
http://www.allvoices.com/contrib ... vy-and-chinese-navy
In the Gulf of Aden, Rear Admiral Scott Sanders, commander, Combined Task Force (CTF) 151, visited Chinese Rear Admiral Wang Zhiguo, the commander of TF-529, Chinese 3rd Flotilla off Somalia, to discuss ongoing cooperation in counter-piracy efforts on November 1, 2009.
As guests, Sanders and coalition members of the CTF 151 staff representing four countries boarded the Chinese counter-piracy flagship Zhou Shan.
During the meeting with Wang on Zhou Shan warship, Sanders said, “We were honored to receive Admiral Wang’s invitation. As a partner in maritime security, we have worked with China on a tactical level in order to prevent piracy and maritime criminal activity off the coast of Somalia. Having the opportunity to sit down and share views on counter-piracy with Adm. Wang was an invaluable experience. The cooperation between our nations continues to pay big dividends.”
One of the missions of CTF 151 is to synchronize counter-piracy operations with more than 30 nations that have deployed naval forces off the coast of Somalia. The task force conducts anti-piracy operations to actively deter, disrupt and suppress piracy to protect global maritime security for all nations.
In meeting with Wang, Sanders also said, “I think our visit today highlights the fact that piracy is an international problem that requires an international answer, but the ultimate solution lies on land. It is clear that China is a reliable partner and that our efforts are mutually beneficial.”
CTF 151 operates as part of the Combined Maritime Forces, which is a coalition that conducts Maritime Security Operations in the Arabian Gulf, Indian Ocean, Gulf of Aden, and Red Sea to help provide security and stability in these sea areas.
This visit happened just before the 3rd Chinese Flotilla is going to return to China. Upon Chinese media, to relieve the 3rd Chinese Flotilla in the Gulf of Aden, the 4th Flotilla of Chinese navy set out from China on Oct. 30, 2009. It consists of the missile frigate Ma An Shan, the missile frigate Wen Zhou, and the supply ship Qian Dao Hu.
In the Gulf of Aden, Rear Admiral Scott Sanders, commander, Combined Task Force (CTF) 151, visited Chinese Rear Admiral Wang Zhiguo, the commander of TF-529, Chinese 3rd Flotilla off Somalia, to discuss ongoing cooperation in counter-piracy efforts on November 1, 2009.
As guests, Sanders and coalition members of the CTF 151 staff representing four countries boarded the Chinese counter-piracy flagship Zhou Shan.
During the meeting with Wang on Zhou Shan warship, Sanders said, “We were honored to receive Admiral Wang’s invitation. As a partner in maritime security, we have worked with China on a tactical level in order to prevent piracy and maritime criminal activity off the coast of Somalia. Having the opportunity to sit down and share views on counter-piracy with Adm. Wang was an invaluable experience. The cooperation between our nations continues to pay big dividends.”
One of the missions of CTF 151 is to synchronize counter-piracy operations with more than 30 nations that have deployed naval forces off the coast of Somalia. The task force conducts anti-piracy operations to actively deter, disrupt and suppress piracy to protect global maritime security for all nations.
In meeting with Wang, Sanders also said, “I think our visit today highlights the fact that piracy is an international problem that requires an international answer, but the ultimate solution lies on land. It is clear that China is a reliable partner and that our efforts are mutually beneficial.”
CTF 151 operates as part of the Combined Maritime Forces, which is a coalition that conducts Maritime Security Operations in the Arabian Gulf, Indian Ocean, Gulf of Aden, and Red Sea to help provide security and stability in these sea areas.
This visit happened just before the 3rd Chinese Flotilla is going to return to China. Upon Chinese media, to relieve the 3rd Chinese Flotilla in the Gulf of Aden, the 4th Flotilla of Chinese navy set out from China on Oct. 30, 2009. It consists of the missile frigate Ma An Shan, the missile frigate Wen Zhou, and the supply ship Qian Dao Hu.
Combined Task Force 151
USS ANZIO, Gulf of Aden (Nov. 2, 2009) - Rear Adm. Scott Sanders, commander, Combined Task Force 151, visited Chinese Rear Admiral Wang Zhiguo, the commander of TF-529, yesterday in the Gulf of Aden to discuss ongoing cooperation in counter-piracy efforts.
Sanders and coalition members of the CTF 151 staff representing four countries were guests aboard People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) Ship Zhou Shan.
"We were honored to receive Admiral Wang's invitation," said Sanders. "As a partner in maritime security, we have worked with China on a tactical level in order to prevent piracy and maritime criminal activity off the coast of Somalia. Having the opportunity to sit down and share views on counter-piracy with Adm. Wang was an invaluable experience. The cooperation between our nations continues to pay big dividends."
Face to face visits at the tactical level are a tremendous opportunity toshare lessons learned and coordinate future counter-piracy efforts.
"I think our visit today highlights the fact that piracy is an international problem that requires an international answer, but the ultimate solution lies on land," said Sanders. "It is clear that China is a reliable partner and that our efforts are mutually beneficial."
CTF 151 is synchronizing and deconflicting counter-piracy operations with more than 30 nations that have deployed naval forces off the coast of Somalia. The task force conducts counter piracy operations to actively deter, disrupt and suppress piracy in order to protect global maritime security and secure freedom of navigation for the benefit of all nations.
CTF 151 operates as part of the Combined Maritime Forces, which is a coalition that conducts Maritime Security Operations throughout the Arabian Gulf, Indian Ocean, Gulf of Aden and Red Sea to help provide security and stability in the region.
USS ANZIO, Gulf of Aden (Nov. 2, 2009) - Rear Adm. Scott Sanders, commander, Combined Task Force 151, visited Chinese Rear Admiral Wang Zhiguo, the commander of TF-529, yesterday in the Gulf of Aden to discuss ongoing cooperation in counter-piracy efforts.
Sanders and coalition members of the CTF 151 staff representing four countries were guests aboard People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) Ship Zhou Shan.
"We were honored to receive Admiral Wang's invitation," said Sanders. "As a partner in maritime security, we have worked with China on a tactical level in order to prevent piracy and maritime criminal activity off the coast of Somalia. Having the opportunity to sit down and share views on counter-piracy with Adm. Wang was an invaluable experience. The cooperation between our nations continues to pay big dividends."
Face to face visits at the tactical level are a tremendous opportunity toshare lessons learned and coordinate future counter-piracy efforts.
"I think our visit today highlights the fact that piracy is an international problem that requires an international answer, but the ultimate solution lies on land," said Sanders. "It is clear that China is a reliable partner and that our efforts are mutually beneficial."
CTF 151 is synchronizing and deconflicting counter-piracy operations with more than 30 nations that have deployed naval forces off the coast of Somalia. The task force conducts counter piracy operations to actively deter, disrupt and suppress piracy in order to protect global maritime security and secure freedom of navigation for the benefit of all nations.
CTF 151 operates as part of the Combined Maritime Forces, which is a coalition that conducts Maritime Security Operations throughout the Arabian Gulf, Indian Ocean, Gulf of Aden and Red Sea to help provide security and stability in the region.
这些人不全是美军把
美军还有黑色贝雷帽？
那是准将~傻X妓者
看起来真像国军……
中华大融合 发表于 2009-11-7 22:03
呵呵，你也错了，现在美国海军没有准将这种军衔，一星与二星的全是少将，分高级和低级的。
呵呵，你也错了，现在美国海军没有准将这种军衔，一星与二星的全是少将，分高级和低级的。