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Strange thing, why keep the deck dark. U.S. and Chinese aircraft carriers try to illuminate their decks to help pilots confirm their position during dangerous night landings us china

If FDI is an important indicator, I don't quite understand why Vietnam is better than China. In the first quarter, China's FDI reached US$59.09 billion, a year-on-year increase of 31.7%.

According to the anti-stealth radar photos shown in Academician Wu's speech, it should be this kind of radar. Mobile air defense warning radar in UHF band YLC-8E

Testing the j-20's performance in real-world use with a radar capable of spotting the f-22 is a logical move.

This tracking of the F-22 happened in 2013, so it has nothing to do with the j-20. The encounter with the j-20 and f-35 is very recent.

The photo of Academician Wu's speech makes it clear that the f-22 was discovered in 2013, not the f-35. I think this should be a confirmed result of the Air Force's close observation.

There is no Luneburg lens, because according to Wu's speech, the conventional radar working at the same time cannot find the target. Therefore, after the anti-stealth radar found this special target, the Air Force plane was guided to observe it in order to determine the target type.

An interesting report made by Wu Jianqi, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and a radar expert, at the Academy. The photos show the content displayed by the air situation system at that time, and describe in detail how the anti-stealth radar of the Chinese Air Force found the...

An interesting report made by Wu Jianqi, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and a radar expert, at the Academy. The photos show the content displayed by the air situation system at that time, and describe in detail how the anti-stealth radar of the Chinese Air Force found the...

Yes they are all old boats, just the INS Vikramaditya is a bit older

No, it was previously discovered by China in South Korean airspace, not in China

I pointed out earlier that the Liaoning participated in the North Sea Fleet's live-fire exercise with the battle group in 2015, and the entire battle group fired a large number of missiles. INS Vikramaditya seems to be an older rust barrel? ?

What does "CEP" of DF41 is horrible mean? The cep of DF-41 is 100m, which I think is a good data。 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DF-41

The Uttam Mk2 appears to be a fairly compact radar, and the TR components appear to be thin and light. Don't know if the material is GaAs or GAN?

Because it is difficult for me to understand whether an aircraft carrier that has not even conducted a live-fire exercise can be considered to have completed combat preparations. After all, the Liaoning, which was called by the Western media as a training ship until 2018, led the entire aircraft...

Can you tell me when the Mig-29Ks of INS Vikramaditya will participate in the battle group live-fire exercise? I didn't find any relevant information

In 2015, the Liaoning was participating in the live-fire exercise of the battle group, rather than doing single-ship take-off and landing training

The people who wrote this report misunderstood the original meaning of the Chinese report. How could a warship on duty in 2015 join the Navy in 2018? Well, this is very similar to the outrageous rumor I refuted yesterday...

A clear report from 2017 about a combat readiness cruise of the Liaoning in 2015 https://baijiahao.baidu.com/s?id=1579520607171150520&wfr=spider&for=pc

That's what I'm trying to say, Bulbous bow is better for US Navy, please note I'm not against you saying that India doesn't adopt Bulbous bow for different reasons There is a clear report on the service time of the Liaoning ship, which began to serve in 2012. What is your reason for saying that...