Deino
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Follow Deino's link upstairs, there are some guys posted a reflection of one J-20 pilot's helmet visor. We kind of get to see what J-20 cockpit looks like. Although not a very clear view. But still nice to finally see something....View attachment 590553 View attachment 590554 View attachment 590555 View attachment 590556
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You should ask: Which fighter cockpit of PLAAF or PLAN is available for public view?So until so far J 20 cockpit is not available for public view ?
So until so far J 20 cockpit is not available for public view ?
What's the benefit of leaking cockpit image? None.Tbh, I do find it a shame that there's no publicly-released images of the J-20s cockpit, same with that of the J-10B/C, J-11B, J-15, J-16, and JH-7A. I understand that sensitive software shouldn't be leaked, however having some transparency and releasing a pic of the cockpit dashboard with the multi-function displays off wouldn't hurt since software secrets would still be protected.
It's purely the US Empire military and politician term about “transparency issue” for its own geopolitical purpose. And they speak from the high ground position.What's the benefit of leaking cockpit image? None. Just disappointed some military fans.
What's the damage of not leaking? None.
There is no transparency issue, it's a hoax. US would like to show muscle for deterrence, to maximize their national interest.
What we got from public internet are unclassified stuff. Our rival has more channels to get classified info than military fans.
There's no harm in showing a view of a cockpit regardless if the MFDs are on or off. It's not like the US will simply look at the cockpit and then make a detailed-recreation copy based on a picture, that's like saying China looked at a pic of an Su-33, then copied it and created the J-15. I would argue that if there's no benefits of leaking cockpit image, then there's no benefits of also keeping the cockpits of the fighter jets secret too. There's already a pic of the JH-7A's cockpit, an old pic of the J-10As cockpit, and a supposed possible recreation of the J-11B's cockpit.What's the benefit of leaking cockpit image? None.
What's the damage of not leaking? None. Just disappointed some military fans.
There is no transparency issue, it's a hoax. US would like to show muscle for deterrence, to maximize their national interest.
What we got from public internet are unclassified stuff. Our rival has more channels to get classified info than military fans.