海軍敦睦艦隊臺中港開放參觀展現國防實力與臺灣特色

海軍114年敦睦遠航訓練支隊今日（14日）在臺中港展開為期兩天的開放參觀活動，吸引眾多民眾登艦體驗國防科技與臺灣文化特色。海軍司令部政戰主任劉中將特別邀請臺中市民政局彭副局長及地方機關、團體代表出席，一同見證海軍的堅實戰力。現場除了開放磐石軍艦參觀，還有軍樂表演與戰技操演，讓民眾近距離感受國軍風采。

「文宣館」展現臺灣多元文化與國防科技

磐石軍艦上的「文宣館」以「建構防衛韌性，捍衛海疆安全」為主題，設置十個展區，包括「觀光100」、「信賴產業」、「國防自主」、「臺灣之光」、「故宮百年」、「客家文化」、「名勝景觀」、「精品科技」、「藝文創意」及「臺灣茗茶」。展區透過圖片、影音與實物展示，帶領民眾認識臺灣在觀光、科技、文化及國防產業等領域的發展成就。

其中，「國防自主」展區陳列了臺灣自主研發的沱江級、大武級及玉山級軍艦模型，展現國艦國造的最新進展。此外，還介紹無人機研發成果，讓民眾了解未來戰場的科技化趨勢及臺灣國防自主的努力。

體育英雄展區近距離感受奮戰精神

最受矚目的「臺灣之光」展區則展出即將參加2024年巴黎奧運的奪牌選手——李洋、王齊麟、林郁婷等人在比賽中使用的運動器材。此外，現場還展示世界棒球12強賽臺灣冠軍隊的簽名球與球衣，並播放精彩賽事回顧，讓民眾重溫臺灣運動員在國際賽場上的光榮時刻，感受他們為國爭光的奮戰精神。

開放參觀至15日民眾登艦須攜帶證件

艦隊指揮部表示，臺中港的開放參觀活動將持續至明日（15日），開放時間為上午9時至下午3時，歡迎民眾踴躍登艦體驗國防科技與文化特色。為確保安全與順利參觀，海軍提醒民眾須攜帶中華民國國民身分證或具照片的國民身分證明文件，並依照現場引導提前入場，以免錯失難得機會。

Navy’s Goodwill Fleet Opens for Public Tour at Taichung Port, Showcasing National Defense and Taiwan’s Culture

The Navy’s 114th Goodwill Fleet Training Squadron launched a two-day open house event at Taichung Port today (March 14), allowing the public to board the Panshi warship and experience Taiwan’s defense technology and cultural highlights. Admiral Liu, Director of Political Warfare at the Navy Command Headquarters, invited Taichung City’s Deputy Director of Civil Affairs, Mr. Peng, along with local government representatives and organizations, to witness the Navy’s robust capabilities. The event features guided ship tours, military band performances, and combat demonstrations, offering visitors a close-up view of Taiwan’s naval strength.

“Cultural Exhibition Hall” Highlights Taiwan’s Defense and Innovation

Onboard the Panshi warship, the “Cultural Exhibition Hall” is themed “Building Defensive Resilience, Safeguarding Maritime Security” and features ten exhibition areas, including “Tourism 100,” “Trusted Industries,” “National Defense Independence,” “Taiwan’s Pride,” “The National Palace Museum Centennial,” “Hakka Culture,” “Scenic Landmarks,” “High-Tech Innovations,” “Arts and Creativity,” and “Taiwanese Tea.” These exhibits, presented through visuals, videos, and artifacts, showcase Taiwan’s achievements in tourism, technology, culture, and defense industries.

The “National Defense Independence” section displays models of Taiwan’s domestically developed warships, including the Tuo Chiang-class, Ta Wu-class, and Yushan-class vessels, highlighting progress in domestic shipbuilding. Additionally, the exhibition introduces Taiwan’s advancements in drone technology, illustrating the increasing role of high-tech systems in modern warfare.

Celebrating Taiwan’s Sports Heroes

One of the most popular sections, “Taiwan’s Pride,” features sports equipment used by medal-winning athletes such as Lee Yang, Wang Chi-lin, and Lin Yu-ting in the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympics. Visitors can also see signed baseballs and jerseys from Taiwan’s championship team in the WBSC Premier12 tournament. A video reel of thrilling moments from these competitions allows fans to relive the glory and dedication of Taiwan’s athletes on the international stage.

Open Until March 15 – Visitors Must Bring ID

The Fleet Command has announced that the public tour at Taichung Port will continue until tomorrow (March 15), from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Visitors are encouraged to seize this opportunity to explore the Navy’s capabilities and Taiwan’s cultural highlights. To ensure a smooth experience, attendees must bring a valid Republic of China (Taiwan) national ID or an official photo ID and follow on-site instructions for entry. Early arrival is recommended to avoid missing this rare experience.