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Is that really 78278? Look at that watermark. It might be a P.S. job.
100% for sure ... again an idiot with too much time !
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Is that really 78278? Look at that watermark. It might be a P.S. job.
But you know 4 gen fighter has nearly zero chance against 5th, unless something like F18 Growler. For those fighter like J7/J8/Q5, let them retire in due time even the whole member will shrink.... oh come one !
Even the PLAAF cannot afford a full J-16/J-20 fleet since there are more than enough J-7, J-8 and Q-5 to replace by something more affordable and better suited for tactical missions that these two heavy birds.
... oh come one !
Even the PLAAF cannot afford a full J-16/J-20 fleet since there are more than enough J-7, J-8 and Q-5 to replace by something more affordable and better suited for tactical missions that these two heavy birds.
The AWACs may be gone, but the ground radars should still be able to see J-20 because they have AESA and anti-stealth radars too.
On a second thought, able too see the J-20 is probably still be useless, because they can't do Supersonic Cruise and Supersonic Maneuvers like J-20. Those are the real killer capabilities.
not entirely true, not entirely true,stealth units are not stealth under some circumstances````modern combat especially air combat cant fight without a systemBut you know 4 gen fighter has nearly zero chance against 5th, unless something like F18 Growler. For those fighter like J7/J8/Q5, let them retire in due time even the whole member will shrink.
there is a medium size stealth fighter program undertaken`````be patient ``` info from top brass indicates PLAN is going to have 6 ACs in near future (so far one is under construction, and the other one is design locked, and parts were ordered)```and just having J-15 alone is bit 'boring'Yes ... and I'm a bit surprised since the twin-engine FC-31-concept is IMO a perfect solution to all mistakes made by the over-complex JSF-program. But at least by now it seems as if the PLA is not interested ....
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there is a medium size stealth fighter program undertaken`````be patient ``` info from top brass indicates PLAN is going to have 6 ACs in near future (so far one is under construction, and the other one is design locked, and parts were ordered)```and just having J-15 alone is bit 'boring'
China's defense development info outflow is like a never ending stripping show````I have been a fan for more than 20 years```I get used to itYES I know, but I also know my impatience !
Maybe CAC can make J20 shorter and lighter, then it will be a perfect fit for the new AC.based on the 'original small talkings' ````` the 2 fat gooses approached red's AWACs, to the point where there were no chances for AWAC to escape 2 fat gooses' long range missiles' killing zone```so the theater referees called death to the AWAC```hence it left the theater`````
from the ground unit, they only seeing blinks on their screen once in a while (RCS changes when J-20 maneuvers)```even they could give a rough location to the air units, without AWAC power radar, those fighter jets' radars cant see &hit, let alone giving a stable track or lock````
btw, according to my 'hearings' (not accurate decimal digital figures, they are state secrete ) J-20's RCS is VERY VERY VERY small ! (but dont automatically to assume its better than F-22 or F-35), and its new missiles can shoot VERY VERY VERY long`````!
and back to your assumption of they cant supersonic maneuver like j-20, so they lost````well actually thats not the case,`````once you dont know jack of where the 'enemy' is, to what degree you want 'super maneuver' to?
well, anyway, there are more than 20 J-20s already in service (this I can tell), and these J-20 against 'all' exercises carried out many times you just dont know yet :p``````at the end day, those 'normal' units all ended up the same````'being slaughtered like headless chicken
not entirely true, not entirely true,stealth units are not stealth under some circumstances````modern combat especially air combat cant fight without a system
do you remember the Rafele against F-22 exercises few years back, that brought up a huge debate?
with good tactics 4th gen can shot down 5th gen````
there is a medium size stealth fighter program undertaken`````be patient ``` info from top brass indicates PLAN is going to have 6 ACs in near future (so far one is under construction, and the other one is design locked, and parts were ordered)```and just having J-15 alone is bit 'boring'
China inducting J20 stealth fighters into air force as active service planes
At least six J-20s stealth fighters are in active service, with four tail numbers 78271,78272,78273 and 78274 identified. And another six are ready to be delivered by end of Dec 2016
According to the Chinese aviation expert Dafeng Cao who posts under the Twitter handle @xinfengcao, six J-20 stealth fighters will be inducted into the Chinese air force at a formal ceremony later this month.
IMO a typical hyped report, that is not that entirely correct: YES, 6 J-20s were reportedly handed over and no. 21 - 24 identified, which were already or will be transferred to Dingxin until the end of December 2016, but there were no reports about 6 already delivered and 6 more to folly by year's end.
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China inducting J20 stealth fighters into air force as active service planes
At least six J-20s stealth fighters are in active service, with four tail numbers 78271,78272,78273 and 78274 identified. And another six are ready to be delivered by end of Dec 2016
According to the Chinese aviation expert Dafeng Cao who posts under the Twitter handle @xinfengcao, six J-20 stealth fighters will be inducted into the Chinese air force at a formal ceremony later this month.
Recent speculations refer to the J-20 as an air-to-air fighter with an emphasis on forward stealth, high-speed aerodynamics, range, and adequate agility. The J-20 could threaten vulnerable tankers and ISR/C2 platforms, depriving Washington of radar coverage and strike range. However one of these targets, the Northrop Grumman E-2 Hawkeye, is reported to be optimized for spotting fighter sized stealth aircraft such as the J-20
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Another one by eaglephoto,note the luneburg lens radar reflector on the belly.
8:55 PM - 30 Sep 2016
http://www.nextbigfuture.com/2016/12/china-inducting-j20-stealth-fighters.html