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That is how badass the B-2. No proof at all.
Looks like they got their hands on American black projects blue prints...
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That is how badass the B-2. No proof at all.
One guy said some type of real images can be seen just after the Chinese New Year.Tick tock, tick tock......
Still I am a fan of suborbital space bomber. Pls don't let me wait too long.
I think the first picture of your post is actually implying something. According to the same guy, Haerbin Institute of Technology(哈工大) has already developed the common strategic rotary launcher for the new beast. It carries more varieties of ammunition than the US/Russians.
Any proof for that ??? As far as I know, the USAF never flew any of their B-2 into Chinese airspace.
Better believe it, Chinese B2 will appear sooner than you might think. It's already in the advanced stage of developmentLooks like they got their hands on American black projects blue prints...
All jokes aside...If we did penetrated the PLA's air defense network, we would not publicize it, and if the Chinese somehow found out that we could, they would not publicize it unless they can actually do something drastic like shoot at and down a B-2.Looks like they got their hands on American black projects blue prints...
I think you are trying to create the image that the B-2 already penetrated China's - Russia's air defenses by flying from left to right, back and forth but ofcourse the US would never mention a thing about it. And if China once has our B-2 you will have us believe US already can counter the B-2 so no Chinese B-2 will ever penetrate US air defense.All jokes aside...If we did penetrated the PLA's air defense network, we would not publicize it, and if the Chinese somehow found out that we could, they would not publicize it unless they can actually do something drastic like shoot at and down a B-2.
I said it before and will repeat: We defeated 'stealth'.I think you are trying to create the image that the B-2 already penetrated China's - Russia's air defenses by flying from left to right, back and forth but ofcourse the US would never mention a thing about it. And if China once has our B-2 you will have us believe US already can counter the B-2 so no Chinese B-2 will ever penetrate US air defense.
anyone can defeat stealth, it's not invisibility.I said it before and will repeat: We defeated 'stealth'.
I do not expect you, and the rest of this forum, to believe it. I said it out of generosity, really, I do. I do not know the details of how, but I do know the general principles of how. But even if do know those details, I would not say that I do know anyway. Just like the J-20 and the PAK-FA, your version of the B-2 is DOA, even from conception.
First...We never said that 'stealth' equals to being invisible. The correct phrase is 'low radar observability', meaning the body can be seen, just very difficult and at very close distance.anyone can defeat stealth, it's not invisibility.
That is fair analysis.First...We never said that 'stealth' equals to being invisible. The correct phrase is 'low radar observability', meaning the body can be seen, just very difficult and at very close distance.
Second...If it is that easy to detect a 'low radar obsersable' body, then China and Russia would not be scrambling to work on their own 'stealth' fighters.
Finally...When I said that the US 'defeated stealth', I mean that we have technical methods to render that 'low' into 'high'. So if any adversary do not have comparable methods, our 'stealth' aircrafts will give US a combat edge. So the other guy is screwed either way.
It just make the detection distance shorter that's all. Plus just because both J20 and F22 or whatever are both stealth aircrafts don't mean they are meant to do the same missions. J20 probably just meant to shoot down enemy tankers and AWACS and not meant to fly over enemy's land. And rightly so, since the enemy is sure to be able to detect it. Same thing with F22. The days of controlling enemy's airspace with stealth aircrafts are overFirst...We never said that 'stealth' equals to being invisible. The correct phrase is 'low radar observability', meaning the body can be seen, just very difficult and at very close distance.
Second...If it is that easy to detect a 'low radar obsersable' body, then China and Russia would not be scrambling to work on their own 'stealth' fighters.
Finally...When I said that the US 'defeated stealth', I mean that we have technical methods to render that 'low' into 'high'. So if any adversary do not have comparable methods, our 'stealth' aircrafts will give US a combat edge. So the other guy is screwed either way.
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That casual dismissal is what will get you killed.It just make the detection distance shorter that's all.