Zhuhai "Airshow China 2016"
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SC said "In flight it looks like a double engine unmanned JF-17 on steroids."
Source: https://defence.pk/threads/zhuhai-airshow-china-2016.456208/page-26#ixzz4OeVyivaU
NOT REALLY.
Source: https://defence.pk/threads/zhuhai-airshow-china-2016.456208/page-26#ixzz4OeVyivaU
NOT REALLY.
120mm breach loaded mortar?
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Z-19 E navy version at the air show, maybe a hint for the future 40000 class Amphibious assault ship?
国产武装直升机武直19E型着海军涂装亮相珠海航展中航工业展台，这是否意味着武直-19E型武装直升机将登上未来的国产两栖攻击舰呢?
国产武装直升机武直19E型着海军涂装亮相珠海航展中航工业展台，这是否意味着武直-19E型武装直升机将登上未来的国产两栖攻击舰呢?
Harrier III UCAV with internal weapons bay
Since its not the first time Harrier III appear on such occasions, do you, know, whats the backround of this project
Project strictly by AVIC for export etc, ot requirement by the PLA ? Aerodinamycal configuration in the combo with engine group and size is unusual
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AH-4
AHS-4, derivative for paratroops
China’s indigenously built AH-4 155mm Light-weight Howitzer has secured its first export order from an unidentified Middle-East customer.
According to the current issue of Modern Weaponry magazine, the AH-4 was able to beat out BAE Systems’ M777 howitzer (a 155mm 39 caliber towed gun) for its first win, China Defense Blog reported Sunday.
In many respects, the Chinese AH4 155 mm/39 calibre LGH is very similar in concept to the BAE Systems M777 155 mm/39 calibre Lightweight Howitzer (LH) that is now in service with Australia, Canada, and the US Army and Marine Corps, according to IHS Janes’ July report.
China North Industries Corporation-built AH-4 has a combat weight of 4,500 kg, including its hydro-pneumatic suspension that enables the weapon to be deployed in firing position within three minutes and returned to its towed position in two minutes.
AH4 is also capable of firing its expanded family of 155 mm precision-guided munitions (PGMs). These include the latest 155 mm laser-guided projectile (LGP) GP6, which has a maximum range of 25 km with a first round hit probability of 90% and is capable of engaging stationary and moving targets.
