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The J-11B adopts a mechanical scanning radar equivalent to that of the J-10 fighter, and its technical level seems a bit low today.Since the Air Force did not require ground attack capabilities, the J-11B’s fire control system did not integrate precision-guided munitions. In the era of the PLA’s later development of precision-guided ground weapons, the J-11B could only launch rockets and unguided bombs. , Looks quite embarrassing
In the era of the development of the J-11B, the Chinese Air Force has put forward the idea of an offensive air force of "both offensive and defensive, and use me in the first battle." Air combat is of course an important part of offense and defense, but it is not the only part.
In the development of the basic Su-27, it was influenced by the respective duties of the Soviet Air Defense Air Force and the Frontline Air Force, and also due to the fact that the U.S. Air Force’s "one pound is not used for air-to-ground" in the development of the F-15 and the Soviet aviation technology level As a result, the basic Su-27 only has a very rudimentary ground attack capability. Basically, it can only use unguided rockets and iron bombs to approach weak opponents who lack advanced air defense capabilities. In actual combat, whether such an adversary is worth attacking with high-cost advanced fighter jets such as the Su-27 is a question.
But this is not a problem for the Soviet air force. A large number of Su-17/22 and Su-24 are more suitable for ground attack. First of all, the air defense air force equipped with Su-27 does not undertake ground attack tasks at all. In the development of the second and third generation Su-27, even for Russia, the technical basis has already deviated, emphasizing the increase in ground attack capabilities.
But the Chinese Air Force was different from the beginning. The Chinese Air Force lacks an effective ground attack platform, especially a combat attack platform with a long range, a large amount of ammunition, and a self-escorting capability. The H-6 has a long range and a large amount of ammunition, but it lacks the ability to self-escort. Qiang-5 has limited self-escort capability, but its range and ammunition capacity are low.
Therefore, in the 1990s shortly after the introduction of the Su-27, the Chinese Air Force used the Su-27 to perform ground attack missions during exercises along the southeast coast. Although it could only launch unguided rockets, it became a topic of ridicule in Taiwan. However, in the specific environment at that time, it was only Su-27 to take off from a relatively safe inland base and have enough space time and ammunition on the other side of the Taiwan Strait, and the Q-5 was a bit reluctant to use.
In the era of the development of the J-11B, the Chinese Air Force has put forward the idea of an offensive air force of "both offensive and defensive, and use me in the first battle." Air combat is of course an important part of offense and defense, but it is not the only part.
In the development of the basic Su-27, it was influenced by the respective duties of the Soviet Air Defense Air Force and the Frontline Air Force, and also due to the fact that the U.S. Air Force’s "one pound is not used for air-to-ground" in the development of the F-15 and the Soviet aviation technology level As a result, the basic Su-27 only has a very rudimentary ground attack capability. Basically, it can only use unguided rockets and iron bombs to approach weak opponents who lack advanced air defense capabilities. In actual combat, whether such an adversary is worth attacking with high-cost advanced fighter jets such as the Su-27 is a question.
But this is not a problem for the Soviet air force. A large number of Su-17/22 and Su-24 are more suitable for ground attack. First of all, the air defense air force equipped with Su-27 does not undertake ground attack tasks at all. In the development of the second and third generation Su-27, even for Russia, the technical basis has already deviated, emphasizing the increase in ground attack capabilities.
But the Chinese Air Force was different from the beginning. The Chinese Air Force lacks an effective ground attack platform, especially a combat attack platform with a long range, a large amount of ammunition, and a self-escorting capability. The H-6 has a long range and a large amount of ammunition, but it lacks the ability to self-escort. Qiang-5 has limited self-escort capability, but its range and ammunition capacity are low.
Therefore, in the 1990s shortly after the introduction of the Su-27, the Chinese Air Force used the Su-27 to perform ground attack missions during exercises along the southeast coast. Although it could only launch unguided rockets, it became a topic of ridicule in Taiwan. However, in the specific environment at that time, it was only Su-27 to take off from a relatively safe inland base and have enough space time and ammunition on the other side of the Taiwan Strait, and the Q-5 was a bit reluctant to use.