JF-17 Thunder Multirole Fighter [Thread 6]

[Shabi1]

It can create problems for anything 75 miles away due to BVR's or anything on the ground from 120 + miles away due to standoff munitions it can carry. In close combat / Dog Fight, the jet's agility matters but one of the most critical parts is the pilot training for close combat.

Not to forget the JF-17 is at the moment the only aircraft advertised and in operation to carry the Hypersonic CM-400AKG Carrier Killer Missile.

Argentina and Iran could cause some serious naval devastation if they can get their hands on these. However pressure from UK for Argentina and UN sanctions for Iran makes a JF-17 sale to these countries very unlikely.

China Develops CM-400AKG Pakistan's Hypersonic Carrier Killer Missile For JF-17 | ASIAN DEFENCE NEWS


"The CM-400AKG is now part of the operational weapon set of the PAF's JF-17 Thunder multirole fighter. "This is a mature weapon that has been fully tested. It is not conceptual. It is in service," Air Commodore Mahmood Khalid, PAF JF-17 Deputy Project Director stated. "The CM-400AKG is a very high-speed missile that is very tough to intercept. It hits the target at Mach 4 or above and its kinetic impact alone is enough to destroy any high-value target, like an aircraft carrier."


The CM-400AKG first appeared, briefly, in public at last year's Dubai Airshow, when a placard for the weapon was placed alongside a PAF JF-17 - and then removed. The weapon itself was not shown. At the time PAF personnel acknowledged it was a new Chinese-built air-to-surface stand-off missile. However, the initial assumption that it was a derivative of the C-802 anti-ship missile has proved to be very wide of the mark.


The CM-400AKG is a 400 kg solid-rocket-powered weapon that can be fitted with either a penetrator or blast/fragmentation warhead. It is a fire-and-forget precision-guided weapon that can be fitted with several seeker options, which are understood to include an active radar seeker and an imaging infrared seeker with target-recognition (TR) capabilities. PAF sources say the missile can be pre-programmed with digital imagery for highly precise attacks against fixed sites in TR mode, but it can also be retargeted in flight by using the radar seeker option.

The range of the CM-400AKG is estimated to be in the 180-250 km class. It is designed for use against fixed or what were described as "slow moving" targets. CASIC data indicates that after launch the CM-400AKG climbs to high altitude and terminates with a high-speed dive on the target. The PAF describes the missile's impact velocity as "hypersonic" (> Mach 5).
Both CASIC and the PAF note that the CM-400AKG has been developed as a JF-17 Aircraft carrier killer weapon."

 

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[Jf Thunder]

okay, this is silly question, but i wanna know exactly what parts of the Jf Thunder are made in Pakistan, or are they all made in China and assembled here. If yes then how do we play a part in its making? and in order to export it do we need to have permission from China, or is it our property, or made in Pakistan under license from China.
so please explain these things a bit

 

[M.AsfandYar]

okay, this is silly question, but i wanna know exactly what parts of the Jf Thunder are made in Pakistan, or are they all made in China and assembled here. If yes then how do we play a part in its making? and in order to export it do we need to have permission from China, or is it our property, or made in Pakistan under license from China.
so please explain these things a bit

70% of avioinics and rest of aircraft except engine is manufactured in Pak, i think.

 

[MastanKhan]

okay, this is silly question, but i wanna know exactly what parts of the Jf Thunder are made in Pakistan, or are they all made in China and assembled here. If yes then how do we play a part in its making?
so please explain these things a bit

If you don't know it by now---then you don't DESERVE an explanation.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

If you don't know it by now---then you don't DESERVE an explanation.

Mastaan bhai... can CM400 target modern war ships? or is it just limited to "slow moving" ships?

 

[Kompromat]

Mastaan bhai... can CM400 target modern war ships? or is it just limited to "slow moving" ships?

It can target anything from a static target to a Ship which includes all kinds, especially carriers and destroyers.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

It can target anything from a static target to a Ship which includes all kinds, especially carriers and destroyers.

slow moving?

 

[Kompromat]

slow moving?

Slow moving is a vague term. Technically ships of all sort are 'slow moving' targets. CM-400 can also take out static targets.

 

[MastanKhan]

Mastaan bhai... can CM400 target modern war ships? or is it just limited to "slow moving" ships?

Hi,

Navy ships don't move a flank speed all the time---their cruising speed is a lot slower----secondly---once the missile targets a ship the speed of the ship matters not---the ship cannot outrun the missile---.

 

[Kompromat]

Hi,

Navy ships don't move a flank speed all the time---their cruising speed is a lot slower----secondly---once the missile targets a ship the speed of the ship matters not---the ship cannot outrun the missile---.

With a Hypersonic Impact Velocity CM-400 can kill a carrier sized ship or render it useless in battle, simply through its kinetic energy.

 

[Jf Thunder]

If you don't know it by now---then you don't DESERVE an explanation.

dude, i am going to know it from you guys obviously

70% of avioinics and rest of aircraft except engine is manufactured in Pak, i think.

wow that's a lame answer :p

 

[rohailmalhi]

dude, i am going to know it from you guys obviously

You have to do effort on your own . Go through the thread and see how things have progressed till today. Or go to JF-17 Information thread that might be more helpful in with your need to know. It has all the information you require in lesser number of pages .

 

[Jf Thunder]

You have to do effort on your own . Go through the thread and see how things have progressed till today. Or go to JF-17 Information thread that might be more helpful in with your need to know. It has all the information you require in lesser number of pages .

give me the link for this, and not for the long one