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So you've never used a Samsung or Nokia. :lol:

Could you provide a translation?

They left out Yu-9 and Yu-10.

Major mistake, as demonstrated by the complete dominance of 5th-generation platforms over legacy ones during China's own "Red Sword" exercises, which was almost exclusively due to the J-20's VLO characteristics. As per the manufacturer of the KLJ-7A radar (NRIET), the J-20 and J-16 both have...

Why is Saab still pitching its products for the MMRCA program when the Rafales for the IAF have already started flight-testing and are soon to be delivered? They don't seriously expect the IAF to renege on the deal, no?

The first flight might be in August, but shouldn't rollout be sooner?

No evidence to support that. The engine nacelles are quite large; a future WS-15-equipped J-20 shouldn't have any major modifications to its airframe.

Can we stop posting shit from DailyStar? The folks who bang out letters at that sog of a newspaper need to be hung, drawn, quartered, and forced through the process again.

Not sure, since the rumor mills claims that it hasn't been launched yet.

Would be interesting what PAF pilots could do in a thrust-vectored J-10C.

I whether or not the next-generation Chinese MBT will make an appearance for this year's PLA parade.

None of them are 09IIIB-version boats, apparently.

JASSM model used to showcase stealth coating materials.

Looking forward to the rolling out of the first Block III airframe in the coming ~4 months.

@星海军事 https://lt.cjdby.net/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=2523231&pid=78138174 Can you provide a rough English translation/interpretation of your rumor for our fellow forumers? Thank you.

The first satellite reached orbit.

The "PL-15" designation refers to a smaller missile with a range of 150-200 km, comparable to the AIM-120D according to some folks. The large missile first seen in 2016, with a supposed range of 300-500+ kilometers, has an unknown name.

The PL-15 you're referring to isn't called the PL-15.

Unlikely. The current iteration of the JF-17 is already pushing the limits of what the RD-33 can provide. The Block III might have greater percentage of composites but its AESA radar and newer EW/ECM systems will also add additional mass, making it less feasible to add drag-inducing CFTs.

But does it have added vitamin C?