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Chinese and Indonesian special operation troops in shooting training

(China Military Online)

08:41, July 16, 2012

The Chinese and Indonesian special operation members are exchanging skills to use weapons. (Photo by Yang Hongwu)

The officers and men of the special operation forces of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) and the Indonesian National Armed Forces participating in the "Edge 2012" anti-terrorism joint training exchanged their weapons and conducted pistol and automatic rifle accuracy shooting training for the first time.

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Read the Chinese version: 直击中印尼特战队员展开实弹射击训练

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