美国国防部真的确认华盛顿号将在黄海参加演习？如果逼上 ...

战争就是钱 看谁能赚到 MD很有希特勒作风啊~

等着瞧。

有没有美国方面的新闻信息？

中国人民爱好和平，但是为了保卫和平，从不也永不害怕反抗侵略战争。中国人民决不能容忍外国的侵略，也不能听任帝国主义对自己的邻人肆行侵略而置之不理”

韩国单独举行反潜军事演习
据新华社电 韩国军队5日开始在朝鲜半岛西部的韩国领海内单独举行反潜军事演习。此次反潜演习规模是韩国历来最大的。

　　韩国军队联合参谋本部新闻办公室5日说，当天清晨7时许，1.4万吨级的“独岛”号 视频：韩陆海空军在半岛西部海域举行反潜演习

来源：广西电视台《午间新闻》
登陆舰离开停泊港前往演习地点，为期5天的韩国军队反潜演习宣告开始。

　　韩国媒体援引海军消息人士的话报道说：“当天的演习主要在泰安半岛、格列飞岛附近海域举行，演习将持续至午夜。”

　　据介绍，韩国海陆空三军将投入4500人、29艘舰艇，以及反潜直升机、KF－16战斗机等参加这次演习。陆军和海军陆战队将在西部沿岸和附近岛屿展开反特殊部队渗透演习。

　　这次演习是专门针对敌方潜水艇渗透的演习，包括探测和歼灭敌潜艇，海上、陆上射击以及发射鱼雷等。

　　这一由韩国海陆空三军和海军陆战队联合参加的高强度演习将持续至9日。
http://news.sina.com.cn/w/p/2010-08-06/041120836924.shtml

VOA报道的消息~~~~

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美决定派乔治.华盛顿号赴黄海军演
记者: 燕青 | 华盛顿

来源：http://www1.voanews.com/chinese/ ... -SEA-100088264.html

     美国国防部发言人星期四(八月五号)下午宣布说，继美国和韩国在日本海的联合军事演习结束之后，双方将在今后几个月内继续计划中的一系列军演，演习的地点既包括朝鲜半岛的东海、也包括西海，即同时包括日本海和黄海。这位发言人并且表示，美国海军第七舰队的航空母舰乔治.华盛顿号(USS George Washington)将参加在西海、即黄海举行的军事演习。

     美国国防部、即五角大楼的首席新闻官员莫瑞尔(Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell)美国东部时间星期四(8月5日)下午在例行新闻简报会上表示，美韩之间针对北韩挑衅行为的联合军事 演习第一轮已经结束了，目前正在准备每年一度的“乙支自由卫士”(Ulchi Freedom Guardian)演习。

    五角大楼的发言人说，美韩双方也正在为其他的海上和空中演习做准备，而这一系列军演，都是正如之前所明确表示的，针对北韩击沉韩国“天安号”军舰而做出的反应，旨在震慑北韩，并且申明，类似天安号事件不允许再次发生。

    莫瑞尔说：“这些演习将在(朝鲜半岛的)东海和西海，也就是日本海和黄海分别举行。”

    另外，五角大楼的发言人还特别提到了上一轮军演前后备受瞩目的美国核动力航空母舰乔治·华盛顿号。他说：“乔治·华盛顿号将再次参加演习，而且还将去到黄海、也就是西海。”

    这位发言人说，目前还不能给出乔治·华盛顿号下一步具体将在什么时候参加联合军事演习，大致的时间是今后几个月内。

    五角大楼的发言人表示，演习内容除了反潜行动以外，还将包括轰炸演习以及特种部队作战演习。

呵呵 MD急了

还是来了，坐看TG缩卵

战神 H6K 和 kj 同时出征

真么好像又是据韩联社报道啊 韩国棒子看来是铁心要跟着MD搞啊

好事啊！[:a2:]土鳖没压力哪里有动力啊 ？:D

狡兔死,走狗烹,飞鸟尽,良弓藏,敌国破,谋臣亡！;P

一而 发表于 2010-8-6 13:17


    红色警戒2？

jincen 发表于 2010-8-6 13:33

你给的不是战神/....

当靶子练一练撒。:D

美国这点GDP，很快就不够丫的折腾的了。:D:D

这个世界还很不和谐啊

呵呵，就怕老美不来。帝国将严阵以待。

想想10年后经济老大地位不保，着急啊。;P:D

至今不见美国方面的报道，英文、中文全是棒联社的……:o

摘自某国防部网站谁翻译下，我是没看到黄海（yellow sea）的内容，不知道是不是棒子媒体又在发癫了，怀疑中！！！http://www.defense.gov/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=60332
News
American Forces Press Service  
E-Mail A Copy | Printer Friendly | Latest News  News Article State Department: Al-Qaida Still Top U.S. Terror Threat
By Donna Miles
American Forces Press Service

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5, 2010 – Transnational terrorism poses the United States’ gravest security threat, with al-Qaida’s core in Pakistan remaining the most-formidable terrorist organization targeting the U.S. homeland, according to a new State Department report covering worldwide terrorist activity during 2009.

“Country Reports on Terrorism 2009,” released today, notes al-Qaida’s continued adaptability and resilience and concludes that its desire to attack the United States and its interests abroad “remains strong.”

Citing U.S. intelligence community assessments, the report concludes that al-Qaida actively plotted against the United States and continued recruiting, training and deploying operatives, including some from Western Europe and North America, during the reporting period. It also recognizes al-Qaida’s efforts to expand its operational capabilities by partnering with other terrorist groups, with varying degrees of success.

These developments came despite al-Qaida setbacks during 2009. The report cites a Pakistani military offensive aimed at eliminating military strongholds, the loss of many top leaders and conditions that have made it more difficult for al-Qaida to raise money, train recruits and plan attacks.

Daniel Benjamin, the department’s counterterrorism coordinator, said al-Qaida’s attacks on Muslims have hurt its standing in the Muslim world. The latest annual State Department report aims to enhance understanding of the international terrorist threat and help to shape efforts to confront it, he explained.

The report tracked the 10,999 terrorist attacks worldwide last year that claimed 14,971 lives. This reflected the lowest number in five years, down from a high of 14,443 attacks in 2006 that left 22,736 people dead.

The report identified Iran, Syria, Sudan and Cuba as state sponsors of terrorism. Calling Iran the most active of the four, the report said its support for extremists in the region “had a direct impact on international efforts to promote peace, threatened economic stability in the [Persian] Gulf, jeopardized the tenuous peace in southern Lebanon and undermined the growth of democracy.”

Also identified in the report were terrorist safe havens, by region. In South Asia, it cited Afghanistan and Pakistan; in the Middle East, Iraq, northern Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen; in Africa, Somalia and the Trans-Sahara; and in East Asia and the Pacific, the Sulawesi Sea and Sulu Archipelago.

In the Western Hemisphere, the report identified Venezuela as well as the Argentina-Brazil-Paraguay tri-border area as terrorist safe havens.

The report cites U.S. efforts to strengthen its counterterrorism strategy, but emphasizes that an effective policy must go beyond law enforcement, intelligence and military efforts.

Instead, the administration is formulating policies designed to shape and constrain the environments where terrorists operate. The goal, Benjamin explained, is to undermine the appeal of al-Qaida’s world view and isolate extremists.

“Our actions are guided by a recognition of the phenomenon of radicalization and the need to prevent more people from committing themselves to violence,” he said.

The United States is seeking ways to address the root causes of radicalism, he said, confronting the political, social and economic conditions that terrorist organizations exploit to win over recruits and financiers. Part of this involves expanding foreign assistance where violent extremism has made inroads, such as Pakistan and Yemen.

As the United States refines its own counterterrorism strategy, Benjamin said, it’s increasingly reaching out to the international community to confront terrorism multilaterally.

“We are seeking to boost the political will and strengthen the resolve of leaders around the world to confront terrorist threats,” Benjamin said, calling that will “essential” to addressing terrorism over the long term.

“Ultimately, our success will hinge on strengthening the ability of others around the world to deal with terrorism in their countries and regions,” he said.


Related Sites:
Country Reports on Terrorism 2009
Fact Sheet
State Department Office of Coordinator for Counterterrorism

摘自某国防部网站谁翻译下，我是没看到黄海（yellow sea）的内容，不知道是不是棒子媒体又在发癫了，怀疑中！！！http://www.defense.gov/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=60332
News
American Forces Press Service  
E-Mail A Copy | Printer Friendly | Latest News  News Article State Department: Al-Qaida Still Top U.S. Terror Threat
By Donna Miles
American Forces Press Service

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5, 2010 – Transnational terrorism poses the United States’ gravest security threat, with al-Qaida’s core in Pakistan remaining the most-formidable terrorist organization targeting the U.S. homeland, according to a new State Department report covering worldwide terrorist activity during 2009.

“Country Reports on Terrorism 2009,” released today, notes al-Qaida’s continued adaptability and resilience and concludes that its desire to attack the United States and its interests abroad “remains strong.”

Citing U.S. intelligence community assessments, the report concludes that al-Qaida actively plotted against the United States and continued recruiting, training and deploying operatives, including some from Western Europe and North America, during the reporting period. It also recognizes al-Qaida’s efforts to expand its operational capabilities by partnering with other terrorist groups, with varying degrees of success.

These developments came despite al-Qaida setbacks during 2009. The report cites a Pakistani military offensive aimed at eliminating military strongholds, the loss of many top leaders and conditions that have made it more difficult for al-Qaida to raise money, train recruits and plan attacks.

Daniel Benjamin, the department’s counterterrorism coordinator, said al-Qaida’s attacks on Muslims have hurt its standing in the Muslim world. The latest annual State Department report aims to enhance understanding of the international terrorist threat and help to shape efforts to confront it, he explained.

The report tracked the 10,999 terrorist attacks worldwide last year that claimed 14,971 lives. This reflected the lowest number in five years, down from a high of 14,443 attacks in 2006 that left 22,736 people dead.

The report identified Iran, Syria, Sudan and Cuba as state sponsors of terrorism. Calling Iran the most active of the four, the report said its support for extremists in the region “had a direct impact on international efforts to promote peace, threatened economic stability in the [Persian] Gulf, jeopardized the tenuous peace in southern Lebanon and undermined the growth of democracy.”

Also identified in the report were terrorist safe havens, by region. In South Asia, it cited Afghanistan and Pakistan; in the Middle East, Iraq, northern Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen; in Africa, Somalia and the Trans-Sahara; and in East Asia and the Pacific, the Sulawesi Sea and Sulu Archipelago.

In the Western Hemisphere, the report identified Venezuela as well as the Argentina-Brazil-Paraguay tri-border area as terrorist safe havens.

The report cites U.S. efforts to strengthen its counterterrorism strategy, but emphasizes that an effective policy must go beyond law enforcement, intelligence and military efforts.

Instead, the administration is formulating policies designed to shape and constrain the environments where terrorists operate. The goal, Benjamin explained, is to undermine the appeal of al-Qaida’s world view and isolate extremists.

“Our actions are guided by a recognition of the phenomenon of radicalization and the need to prevent more people from committing themselves to violence,” he said.

The United States is seeking ways to address the root causes of radicalism, he said, confronting the political, social and economic conditions that terrorist organizations exploit to win over recruits and financiers. Part of this involves expanding foreign assistance where violent extremism has made inroads, such as Pakistan and Yemen.

As the United States refines its own counterterrorism strategy, Benjamin said, it’s increasingly reaching out to the international community to confront terrorism multilaterally.

“We are seeking to boost the political will and strengthen the resolve of leaders around the world to confront terrorist threats,” Benjamin said, calling that will “essential” to addressing terrorism over the long term.

“Ultimately, our success will hinge on strengthening the ability of others around the world to deal with terrorism in their countries and regions,” he said.


Related Sites:
Country Reports on Terrorism 2009
Fact Sheet
State Department Office of Coordinator for Counterterrorism

图160轰炸机 发表于 2010-8-6 14:12


    简单看了下，通篇在讲反恐，和朝鲜没有毛的关系。:sleepy:

土鳖该露出大杀器了

另外，朝鲜人民军就不会搞个导弹演习啥的{:3_77:}

任何第一消息源自棒子媒体的一概无视，除非有独立第三方媒体的报道。

南棒就是嘴大。

航母来了就说明美国鹰派开始行动了
不过话说航母来TG也就只能做演习应对咯
难道你还能开战不成？

最坏也就是核弹丢来丢去，当然首先要把高官们在美国的资产统统没收，再把其在美国的子女全部绑为人质分散放置各大战略要害，什么华尔街，白宫，夏延山山洞口，固定导弹发射井，把那个xxx的女儿就绑到air force one上面当空姐好了。。。一定要建议奥黑，提前做好准备，随时监视其资金帐户，人员，到了defcon 3马上行动~~:D

最坏也就是核弹丢来丢去，当然首先要把高官们在美国的资产统统没收，再把其在美国的子女全部绑为人质分散放置各大战略要害，什么华尔街，白宫，夏延山山洞口，固定导弹发射井，把那个xxx的女儿就绑到air force one上面当空姐好了。。。一定要建议奥黑，提前做好准备，随时监视其资金帐户，人员，到了defcon 3马上行动~~:D

美国国防部网站上未见相关消息，韩联社的消息听听也就算了哦

如果是真的看样子MD 又要狠狠的刺激一下小白兔了 ，让小白兔里面的人都清醒清醒！  又要掀起一批狂造JJ 和军舰的高潮。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。热烈

没人关注MD其他几个航母舰队的动向么:D，战争总是不期而至的，光盯住华盛顿号有个屁用

逼上门了还有什么说的？？操呗！

" 美国国防部发言人杰夫-莫雷尔当天在例行记者会上，做出了上述表示" 是真的么?

那个快到期的东风五也可以拿出来发射掉了，放着也是浪费。以黄海为导弹落弹区，告诉MD。老东西了，落地圆周大于10公里是正常的，100公里也是可能的。

航母这事一直是韩国狐假虎威，自己吓唬不住中国，非拉上美国

还能怎么着人家啊，99大使馆、02撞机也不就嚷嚷两声就完了吗！无非这次嚷嚷的嗓门和以前不一样罢了

野狼1993 发表于 2010-8-6 13:28


呵呵 TG高层建筑更急吧~~~{:ya:}

就靠各位YY得胜了。

1、消息不确定
2、来了也不是开打，互相试探而已。