Taiwan's Han Kuang 42 Exercise Reaches 9th Day, Showcasing Military-Civilian Defense Cooperation.

The Han Kuang 42nd annual military exercise entered its 9th day, with Yilan County in Taiwan conducting a simulation exercise at the Xueshan Tunnel today to demonstrate the military-civilian cooperation in defending the northern border. The military and local units cooperated, simulating the installation of three barrier facilities inside the tunnel to prevent Chinese troops from passing through and invading Taipei.

This exercise is part of the Han Kuang 42nd annual military exercise, aimed at evaluating the military's defense capabilities in the northern border. During the exercise, the Ministry of Science and Technology and the National Army's Lanyang Task Force, among other units, cooperated to simulate the installation of three barrier facilities inside the tunnel, including landmines, obstacles, and anti-aircraft artillery. These facilities aimed to prevent Chinese troops from passing through the Xueshan Tunnel and invading Taipei.

During the exercise, the army units lured the enemy deep into the tunnel and launched an attack, resulting in the complete annihilation of the Chinese troops. The exercise demonstrated the cooperation between the military and local units, which can effectively defend the northern border and protect Taipei's safety.

The Xueshan Tunnel is a critical location in the northern border, which has been used by Chinese troops as a route to invade Taipei in past wars. Therefore, the military has always attached great importance to this location, conducting multiple exercises and experiments to ensure that it can effectively prevent Chinese troops from invading.

In addition to demonstrating the cooperation between the military and local units, the exercise also showcased the military's combat capabilities and tactics, including the tactics of luring the enemy deep into the tunnel and the use of anti-aircraft artillery. These tactics and capabilities will play a crucial role in actual combat, protecting Taipei and the northern border's safety.

During the exercise, the Ministry of Science and Technology and the National Army's Lanyang Task Force, among other units, cooperated to simulate the installation of three barrier facilities inside the tunnel, including landmines, obstacles, and anti-aircraft artillery. These facilities were designed to prevent Chinese troops from passing through the Xueshan Tunnel and invading Taipei. The army units lured the enemy deep into the tunnel and launched an attack, resulting in the complete annihilation of the Chinese troops.

The exercise demonstrated the cooperation between the military and local units, which can effectively defend the northern border and protect Taipei's safety. It also showcased the military's combat capabilities and tactics, including the tactics of luring the enemy deep into the tunnel and the use of anti-aircraft artillery. These tactics and capabilities will play a crucial role in actual combat, protecting Taipei and the northern border's safety.

In general, the Han Kuang 42nd annual military exercise entered its 9th day, with Yilan County in Taiwan conducting a simulation exercise at the Xueshan Tunnel today to demonstrate the military-civilian cooperation in defending the northern border. The military and local units cooperated, simulating the installation of three barrier facilities inside the tunnel to prevent Chinese troops from passing through and invading Taipei. The exercise demonstrated the cooperation between the military and local units, which can effectively defend the northern border and protect Taipei's safety.