China Military News & Updates

[SexyChineseLady]

Two carriers in major exercises at the same time: Liaoning launching aircraft around the US bases in Okinawa and Guam while Shandong is launching simulated strikes on USN formations in South China Sea.

This is a preview to what is coming in the future.

They would need six carriers to create a permanent naval air presence in those two regions with a ship ideally in the separate states of deployment, training and maintenance at any given time.

 

[SexyChineseLady]

There is so much interaction between Chinese and US forces! (And Japanese and ROC forces too!)

Mock Attack On U.S. Navy Vessels Underway During Chinese Fighter's 'Unsafe Intercept'

The Chinese Navy staged a simulated attack on U.S. Navy warships in the South China Sea earlier this month.

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Mock Attack On U.S. Navy Vessels Underway During Chinese Fighter’s ‘Unsafe Intercept’

The Chinese Navy staged a simulated attack on U.S. Navy warships in the South China Sea earlier this month.
BY THOMAS NEWDICK| PUBLISHED DEC 30, 2022 12:31 PM

The Chinese Navy simulated an attack on a U.S. Navy task group in the South China Sea on December 21, the same day that a Chinese J-11 fighter jet intercepted a U.S. Air Force RC-135 surveillance aircraft, in what the Pentagon termed an “unsafe maneuver.” While a video of the intercept was released yesterday, which you can read more about here, further details are now becoming available pointing to a large-scale Chinese exercise in the South China Sea, involving the aircraft carrier Shandong, as well as other undisclosed bomber and fighter aircraft.

 

[J20!]

There is so much interaction between Chinese and US forces! (And Japanese and ROC forces too!)

Mock Attack On U.S. Navy Vessels Underway During Chinese Fighter's 'Unsafe Intercept'

The Chinese Navy staged a simulated attack on U.S. Navy warships in the South China Sea earlier this month.

www.thedrive.com

Mock Attack On U.S. Navy Vessels Underway During Chinese Fighter’s ‘Unsafe Intercept’

The Chinese Navy staged a simulated attack on U.S. Navy warships in the South China Sea earlier this month.
BY THOMAS NEWDICK| PUBLISHED DEC 30, 2022 12:31 PM

The Chinese Navy simulated an attack on a U.S. Navy task group in the South China Sea on December 21, the same day that a Chinese J-11 fighter jet intercepted a U.S. Air Force RC-135 surveillance aircraft, in what the Pentagon termed an “unsafe maneuver.” While a video of the intercept was released yesterday, which you can read more about here, further details are now becoming available pointing to a large-scale Chinese exercise in the South China Sea, involving the aircraft carrier Shandong, as well as other undisclosed bomber and fighter aircraft.

But I thought CV16 was nothing but a "trainning carrier"

 

[SexyChineseLady]

But I thought CV16 was nothing but a "trainning carrier"

Both CV-16 and CV-17 train by intercepting U, Japanese and RoC aircraft and launching mock attacks on opposing warships and bases like Guam. Very intense training!

Right now, there is no other navy besides PLAN and USN that can mount two carrier exercises thousands of miles apart at the same time.

Notably, as of December 21, the PLAN also had another carrier task group conducting large-scale exercises, this time with Liaoning operating in the Philippine Sea. The ability of the PLAN to carry out simultaneous large-scale carrier operations in two different locations is a significant one, as carriers and out-of-area operations become more central to its concept of operations.

 

[SexyChineseLady]

The RC-135 from the intercepting J-11BSH's perspective!

 

[SexyChineseLady]

Chinese side has better optical equipment?

 

[Super falcon]

Another marvel developed by china MD 22 which can achieve hypersonic speed upto Mach 7 which can surpass USAF SR 72 and all air to air missiles today or tomorrow

 

[J20!]

Another marvel developed by china MD 22 which can achieve hypersonic speed upto Mach 7 which can surpass USAF SR 72 and all air to air missiles today or tomorrow

Looks like they are referencing WZ9. A rocket powered ISR UAV shown in this years military parade. Its not air breathing so it can't even surpass SR71 because its so much smaller.

It does not carry AAMs as far as is expert concesus.

Let's be real. This video is BS, but Hindi speakers can elaborate. Sorry guys, the only other Indian language I've interacted with is Telugu so It might not even be Hindi.

Again, sorry. Don't know the languages really. Can someone give us a translation?

 

[jai jaganath]

Looks like they are referencing WZ9. A rocket powered ISR UAV shown in this years military parade. Its not air breathing so it can't even surpass SR71 because its so much smaller.

It does not carry AAMs as far as is expert concesus.

Let's be real. This video is BS, but Hindi speakers can elaborate. Sorry guys, the only other Indian language I've interacted with is Telugu so It might not even be Hindi.

Again, sorry. Don't know the languages really. Can someone give us a translation?

He is Pakistani not Indian
How can u compare his intellect with ours
U should have judged
Maybe u haven't talked to any paki

 

[Super falcon]

Looks like they are referencing WZ9. A rocket powered ISR UAV shown in this years military parade. Its not air breathing so it can't even surpass SR71 because its so much smaller.

It does not carry AAMs as far as is expert concesus.

Let's be real. This video is BS, but Hindi speakers can elaborate. Sorry guys, the only other Indian language I've interacted with is Telugu so It might not even be Hindi.

Again, sorry. Don't know the languages really. Can someone give us a translation?

Bro thank you for your reply this is totally different uav as far as military sources in china it will be armed hypersonic uav if it was not intended to be armed than why they developed it with same capabilities which wz 7 has even in mock up pictures it shown it carries air to air missiles and they will be used as loyal wingman drones with J 20 china developing many kinds of uav to work as a loyal wingman with J 20

 

[SexyChineseLady]

Japanese Ministry of Defense says a WZ-7 patrolled from East China Sea to the Philippine Sea and back via Miyako Strait on January 1, 2023!

That is a very long range drone!

https://www.mod.go.jp/js/pdf/2023/p20230101_01.pdf

 

[J20!]

Bro thank you for your reply this is totally different uav as far as military sources in china it will be armed hypersonic uav if it was not intended to be armed than why they developed it with same capabilities which wz 7 has even in mock up pictures it shown it carries air to air missiles and they will be used as loyal wingman drones with J 20 china developing many kinds of uav to work as a loyal wingman with J 20

Typo error before. Meant WZ8. WZ9 is a much larger AEW drone.

WZ8 is small to allow carriage by H6 on a center underbelly pylon. It doesn't carry AAMs because its mission is ISR based.

That whole channel seems sus my man. Full of vapourware like this.

 

[J20!]

Japanese Ministry of Defense says a WZ-7 patrolled from East China Sea to the Philippine Sea and back via Miyako Strait on January 1, 2023!

That is a very long range drone!

https://www.mod.go.jp/js/pdf/2023/p20230101_01.pdf

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And at very high altitude too. Note how much higher its flying than the intercepting aircraft.

We're seeing a whole lot more deployment of this Recon UAV.

 

[SexyChineseLady]

Liaoning transitting to East China Sea as reported by Japanese Ministry of Defense:

 

[SexyChineseLady]

Considering the twin operations of the Liaoning and Shandong in recent weeks, STOBAR carriers might still be viable instruments even after the CATOBARs Type 003 and up come into service.

With their size, 65K tons -- the largest carriers after the US supercarriers and Type 003 -- the Chinese STOBARs could more than hold their own even in a fleet of CATOBARs. It would be interesting if the J-35 can operate off a ski-jump as some thinks!

 

[SexyChineseLady]

Wow! There might be 15 J-15S (twin-seat) built already. It is a surprise as we have rarely seen a J-15S in service colors. In fact, it was only photographed once and only partially at that. The number of J-15s might be a good amount higher than we think.

 

[SexyChineseLady]

Older photo of a J-15T (catapult-capable) prototype! Note the WS-10 engines.

 

[SexyChineseLady]

 

[SexyChineseLady]

LOL. But probably not a mistake.

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This domain may be for sale!

www.defenceview.in

 

[J20!]

Older photo of a J-15T (catapult-capable) prototype! Note the WS-10 engines.

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Does anyone know what the tall grey structure to the right of the photo is?