Just a reminder, a good read by Rick Joe about the H-6 family...
An overview of the H-6K family and its role in the PLAās toolbox of strike options.
By Rick Joe | The Diplomat (2020-11-18)
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The H-6K family provides the PLA with a flexible, relatively low cost, and reliable regional strike capability that has been ā and is actively being ā procured in large numbers. It is not an exaggeration to state that about a hundred of the aircraft type have been procured and commissioned within the space of a decade, and the associated boost in the PLAās regional strike capacity is significant, further enhanced in context of the PLAAFās greater number of strike capable tactical fighters, as well as the PLA Rocket Forceās growth of their own ground launched LACMs and conventionally tipped ballistic missiles.
The H-6K family will likely enjoy further enhancements in sensors, avionics, and integration with future payloads as they are developed, including but not limited to stealthy cruise missiles, hypersonic weapons, EW payloads, and swarming systems. Even with current avionics, the H-6K family could also likely operate in a supplementary information-surveillance-reconnaissance (ISR) role or EW role depending on mission demand, but future upgrades could make the aircraft even more multirole ā enabled not least by the relatively low cost of the aircraft and its size, both providing good growth margin.
As new build airframes, the H-6K family will likely be in service for many years, and will remain relevant even when the expected H-20 stealth bomber enters service. The H-20 will almost certainly be unable to carry the large ventral missile systems that the H-6N can, and the H-6K familyās pylons can carry outsize payloads impractical on tactical fighters, virtually ensuring they will remain relevant for years if not decades yet.
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I think that was pretty clear since the latest H-6N and J bombers are from a different production block, but maybe the K models were upgraded to H-6J? Poor PLAN... PLAAF can get anything that PLAN has, if PLAAF is interested in.
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