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சீனாவின் புதிய ஸ்டெல்த் போர் விமானங்கள்

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சீனாவின் புதிய ஸ்டெல்த் போர் விமானங்கள்- J-20

அமெரிக்கா உட்பட பலரையும் ஆச்சரியப்படுத்தியுள்ளது

ஸ்டெல்த் விமானங்கள் இராடர்களுக்கு பிடி படாதவை

It is the J-20, a radar-evading jet fighter that has the same two angled tailfins that are the trademark of the Pentagon’s own stealth fighter, the F-22 Raptor. After years of top-secret development, the jet — China’s first stealth plane — was put through what appear to be preliminary, but also very public, tests this week on the runway of the Aviation Design Institute in Chengdu, a site so open that aircraft enthusiasts often gather there to snap photos of their favorites.

Some analysts say the timing is no coincidence. “This is their new policy of deterrence,” Andrei Chang, the Hong Kong editor in chief of the Canadian journal Kanwa Defense Weekly, said in a telephone interview on Wednesday. “They want to show the U. S., show Mr. Gates, their muscle.”

By most accounts, China remains a generation or more behind the United States in military technology, and even further behind in deploying battle-tested versions of its most sophisticated naval and air capabilities. But after years of denials that it has any intention of becoming a peer military power of the United States, it is now unveiling capabilities that suggest that it intends, sooner or later, to be able to challenge American forces in the Pacific.

Besides the J-20, a midair-refuelable, missile-capable jet designed to fly far beyond Chinese borders, the Chinese are reported to be refitting a Soviet-era Russian aircraft carrier — China’s first such power-projecting ship — for deployment as soon as next year. Two other 50,000-ton-plus carriers are being built from scratch in a Shanghai shipyard. The first is said to be scheduled for launching by 2014; several more could come by 2020, Pentagon experts say.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/06/world/asia/06china.html

Edited by akootha

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