Posted on 11/01/2016 5:48:16 AM PDT by C19fan
China's controversial stealth jet has made its first public flyby, giving the public and media a glimpse of the controversial aircraft.
Taking to the skies at the airshow in the southern city of Zhuhai, in Guangdong province, the J-20 stealth fighter passed by onlookers in a demonstration.
The controversial aircraft is believed to have been built in part from plans of US war planes, obtained by Chinese hackers – which Beijing has firmly denied.
But military analysts have said it is still too early to tell if the jet matches the US F-22 Raptor.
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Maybe if China steals and perfects the F-35 design, the US can buy Chinese-made F-35’s. After all, everything else is made in China these days. /sarc
Intellectual chaos!
High tech information and information systems in the hands of irresponsible and unscrupulous people=CHAOS!
It’s like teenagers with their FB accounts and I phones... the can’t see past their nose and have NO interest in or clue how to protect their OWN interests.
I wonder how much trouble the Chinese hackers had getting the data off the CD that The Bent One handed to them?
I’ve read it’s a controversial aircraft.
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It would be in the national interest to GIVE them all the plans for the F-35 then they could be as backward and behind the curve as we are with it.
Similar maybe, but several big differences. The Chingchang model has a set of canard winglets forward of the main wings. To my mind, anything such as that is a potential radar-return source, which spoils the craft’s stealth profile. Easy for us to test.
Too early to tell if it matches the F-22 Raptor? For openers, look at the photos! No, it doesn’t match. And as per performance; probably not. Engines? Pilot training and skills? Pfshaaaw!
Did Hillary have any F 22 info in her emails?
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