Taiwanese soldier from special forces division takes part in anti-airborne drill at CCK air base in central city of Taiwan. A Taiwanese soldier from the special forces division takes part in an anti-airborne drill at the CCK air base, in the central city of Taiwan, July 27, 2005. The military exercise, involving simulated repulsion of airborne assaults on an airbase, are part of Taiwan's annual "Han Kuang", or Chinese Glory, exercises aimed at testing the military's readiness against a Chinese invasion. Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian warned on Tuesday that arch-rival China's growing missile

Taiwanese soldier from special forces division takes part in anti-airborne drill at CCK air base in central city of Taiwan. A Taiwanese soldier from the special forces division takes part in an anti-airborne drill at the CCK air base, in the central city of Taiwan, July 27, 2005. The military exercise, involving simulated repulsion of airborne assaults on an airbase, are part of Taiwan's annual "Han Kuang", or Chinese Glory, exercises aimed at testing the military's readiness against a Chinese invasion. Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian warned on Tuesday that arch-rival China's growing missile

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Taiwanese soldier from special forces division takes part in anti-airborne drill at CCK air base in central city of Taiwan. A Taiwanese soldier from the special forces division takes part in an anti-airborne drill at the CCK air base, in the central city of Taiwan, July 27, 2005. The military exercise, involving simulated repulsion of airborne assaults on an airbase, are part of Taiwan's annual "Han Kuang", or Chinese Glory, exercises aimed at testing the military's readiness against a Chinese invasion. Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian warned on Tuesday that arch-rival China's growing missile build-up not only posed a threat to his democratic island, but also endangered the world. REUTERS/Richard Chung