Chengdu J-20 Overhyped or Reality – A Comprehensive Story

[Ali_Baba]

Chengdu J-20 Overhyped or Reality – A Comprehensive Story

The Sino-Indian face-off in Ladakh continues towards the harsh forthcoming winter. As the excitement of Rafale induction into Indian Air Force (IAF) settles, it is time to have a fresh look at Chin…

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[White and Green with M/S]

here comes Indian trolls

 

[Dark1]

Nice write up. The secrecy surrounding Chinese stuff makes it difficult to conclude whether its any good as a stealth fighter. China needs a conflict to test it out. Conflict with India is risky, so a better alternative is using Pakistan to test it out , as India considers Pakistan more of a nuisance than a threat.
Or use it in the various middle east conflicts, maybe in partnership with Turkey .
Unless weapon is tested in a real conflict, its effectiveness is always in doubt.
I agree with the author that for India it might be enough, with India's patchy radar system, but in a conflict with the western countries, its effectiveness is most crucial.

 

[Falcon26]

Nice write up. The secrecy surrounding Chinese stuff makes it difficult to conclude whether its any good as a stealth fighter. China needs a conflict to test it out. Conflict with India is risky, so a better alternative is using Pakistan to test it out , as India considers Pakistan more of a nuisance than a threat.
Or use it in the various middle east conflicts, maybe in partnership with Turkey .
Unless weapon is tested in a real conflict, its effectiveness is always in doubt.
I agree with the author that for India it might be enough, with India's patchy radar system, but in a conflict with the western countries, its effectiveness is most crucial.

One has to appreciate the level of delusions Indians hold.

 

[PradoTLC]

Nice write up. The secrecy surrounding Chinese stuff makes it difficult to conclude whether its any good as a stealth fighter. China needs a conflict to test it out. Conflict with India is risky, so a better alternative is using Pakistan to test it out , as India considers Pakistan more of a nuisance than a threat.
Or use it in the various middle east conflicts, maybe in partnership with Turkey .
Unless weapon is tested in a real conflict, its effectiveness is always in doubt.
I agree with the author that for India it might be enough, with India's patchy radar system, but in a conflict with the western countries, its effectiveness is most crucial.

yup and this nuisance scared the living day lights out of your airforce.....

you guys might struggle against Bangladesh

 

[SBUS-CXK]

Nice write up. The secrecy surrounding Chinese stuff makes it difficult to conclude whether its any good as a stealth fighter. China needs a conflict to test it out. Conflict with India is risky, so a better alternative is using Pakistan to test it out , as India considers Pakistan more of a nuisance than a threat.
Or use it in the various middle east conflicts, maybe in partnership with Turkey .
Unless weapon is tested in a real conflict, its effectiveness is always in doubt.
I agree with the author that for India it might be enough, with India's patchy radar system, but in a conflict with the western countries, its effectiveness is most crucial.

Modern war is a contest of national industrial ability. Who can do large-scale industrial production. Who wins the war. this is the ability to carry out continuous high-intensity warfare.

Indians may think they understand the j-20. But India will never understand China's industrial system.

oh I remember. Indian radar is very good at tracking Mars or Saturn or a poor Indian helicopter. But it's not suitable for tracking JF-17,

For Indian industry. You know how many bullets India imports every year. You also know how many rifles India imports each year. But do you know how many LCAS India makes every year???

Obviously, India still can't understand modern war. There is no difference between India today and Iraq in the 1990s.

 

[Ali_Baba]

I would agree with SBUS-CXK ( !!! ) that a war between India and China will be governed by Industrial might, and therefore one that India will always lose. Always.

 

[Cash GK]

Modern war is a contest of national industrial ability. Who can do large-scale industrial production. Who wins the war. this is the ability to carry out continuous high-intensity warfare.

Indians may think they understand the j-20. But India will never understand China's industrial system.

oh I remember. Indian radar is very good at tracking Mars or Saturn or a poor Indian helicopter. But it's not suitable for tracking JF-17,

For Indian industry. You know how many bullets India imports every year. You also know how many rifles India imports each year. But do you know how many LCAS India makes every year???

Obviously, India still can't understand modern war. There is no difference between India today and Iraq in the 1990s.

Thats very cruel