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J-10A was certified in 2003 and J-10B was certified in December of 2005. It's in the evolution period now, no longer development period. Well, there is a distinction here, su-30mkk and su-30mki. mki is obviously a better air superiority fighter than mkk. Since the fights have only been between mkk and j-10, I can only comment on the ability of these two relative to each other. If you ever get a look at the cockpit of J-10 and mkk, you would notice that J-10's cockpit is far more modern and digital than mkk's cockpit. Also, it uses a more complex FBW software than su-30mkk. In terms of radar, J-10's radar handles more tracking and engagement than su-30mkk's radar. It also has similar detection range to su-30mkk's radar despite being much smaller. The only real advantage mkk has over J-10 is the fact that it has IRST. It's not know whether J-10 will be equipped with IRST in the future or not. In terms of weapon, PL-12's performance has compared favourably to R-77 in pla's own testing. It's interesting you mentionned the state run industry, because China just privatized its industry last year. Although, the process has been ungoing for the last few years. That's part of the reason for the better systems that are coming out of China. jmo. As for this entire ASBM issue, I think we won't know until much later whether China is actually anywhere close in this. I do think China is trying to develop something like this. (remember, they are also trying to repair Varyag, so they do attempt things that seem to be outrageous). |
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2) There is no doubt that the Chinese are trying a few things but we have not seen any testing on these supposed systems. 3) The Soviets had already tried this and deemed it not cost-effective enough for further development.
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There isn't any impartial report on J-10, because it's not up for export yet, so it hasn't appeared on one of the airshows in full-blown fashion. Also, the news on J-10 is quite easy to find in China. It's not the hidden project that English speakers think it is. Just because the sources are in a different language, it doesn't mean they are not valid. |
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If the Chinese Government was serious about building themselves into a world military power, they'd just give up on their own mediocre designs and get into the full blown license production of Russian weapons. Take their willingness to put up with the huge delays and relatively poor performance of all their domestic products as a sign they dont plan to try anything for the forseeable future.
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I have to say this is a two headed monster. I have seen nothing from the Chinese side on anti-ship BM as anything more than a R&D program. There has been alot of talk about the possibilities but thus far, not even one picture of any missile that is supposedly geared towards an anti-ship role. Not to mention that there has been no test whatsoever.
There's been talk about this was done on land but come on, we have not been able to use over-the-horizon guns/rocklets on tank columns without someone on the spot actually directing the fire. If they can find a ship in open sea with this thing, they can find a tank column on open ground. Thus far, nada, zilch, nothing to even say that the Chinese are capable of doing this - FROM BOTH SIDES. What has been extremely frustrating is telling the Chinese internet warriors to back off and wait. They're now toting the 2009 deployment date as the date that American CVBGs become obsolete. Is this Anti-Ship BM possible? Maybe. Do I have high confidence it will work? Not without a hell of alot testing. Because this article is from JANES, it fed the internet warrior crowd without mercy. It is extremely frustrating to PLA watchers to see such a reputable magazine becoming a tabloid. |
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Something that even the US cannot do. The fact that the MIRV may have a radar for terminal guidance doesn't do any good if it isnt in the right patch of ocean to began with. By 2009 USN and JNSDF will have SM-3 equipped ships. |
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China and Japan have never liked each other. They have been fighting for a few centuries now. Americans are quite cunning at using this rivalry to contain the Chinese.
I agree, China must develop an effective counter to CBG before it can exert its influence across western Pacific. If that means using radical new technologies to defeat the CBG, then so be it. However that does not excuse Jane's from publishing the story without verifying it or at least present a counter assessment. Now that I read the news item more closely, it's all sensationalized by JDW: Quote:
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