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Pictures of the J-10 of the Chinese air force which went down almost three years ago has surfaced on internet ,Crash of J-10 was earlier reported in local media of Guilin in year 2007 , J-10 was of the PLAAF 2nd Air Division . Most of the Crashes of PLAAF are never reported in Main stream media .
It was reported by the local media that a J-10 of the PLAAF 2nd Air Division crashed near Guilin in 2007, the recently surfaced internet photos seem to confirm that report.
Although the existence of J-10 has long been reported both inside and outside of China, the Chinese government did not officially admit so until January 2007, when the first photographs of the J-10 were allowed to be published to the public by the Xinhua News Agency. Having been designed under such secrecy, before its official disclosure, many details of the J-10 were subject to much speculation. However, the rumored crash has been openly denied by the government of China after the official governmental acknowledgement of the existence of the J-10: on 1 January 2007, both the Xinhua News Agency and the PLA Daily have claimed/reported the accomplishments of one of the test pilots of the J-10, Li Zhonghua (李中华, and, in these reports, one of the accomplishments quoted was that there was not a single crash since the project began.
It was reported by the local media that a J-10 of the PLAAF 2nd Air Division crashed near Guilin in 2007, the recently surfaced internet photos seem to confirm that report.
Although the existence of J-10 has long been reported both inside and outside of China, the Chinese government did not officially admit so until January 2007, when the first photographs of the J-10 were allowed to be published to the public by the Xinhua News Agency. Having been designed under such secrecy, before its official disclosure, many details of the J-10 were subject to much speculation. However, the rumored crash has been openly denied by the government of China after the official governmental acknowledgement of the existence of the J-10: on 1 January 2007, both the Xinhua News Agency and the PLA Daily have claimed/reported the accomplishments of one of the test pilots of the J-10, Li Zhonghua (李中华, and, in these reports, one of the accomplishments quoted was that there was not a single crash since the project began.