PR photos of the day: Twelve H-6K bombers fly over South China Sea

They are from the 108th Air Regiment, 36th Air Division (Bomber) Central Theater Command Air Force HQ.

The 36th commissioned in August 1952 with a batch of 10 Tupolev Tu-4 strategic bombers and took part in the 1959 Tibet operation.

 Airmen walk in formation prior to a combat drill with H-6K bombers. Twelve H-6K bombers assigned to a division of the PLA Air Force recently conducted a long haul flight from the hinterland of China's central Shaanxi Plain to a certain area to carry out military training, according to the official social media account of the Chinese PLA Air Force on the Sina Weibo, March 27, 2018. (eng.chinamil.com.cn/Photo by Yang Ruikang)

Historical photos for the 60th anniversary of the PLAAF.

 http://china-defense.blogspot.com/2009/10/

A rare photo of the Tu-4 "Bull" bomber (Soviet's B-29 copy) of PLAAF's 4th Independent Regiment , 10 were "given" by Stalin for Mao's birthday in 1953

No Bull! It is a Chinese AWAC!