A detailed description of the Chinese J series of aircraft.

<> "Introduction to Fighter Aircraft:

Fighter aircraft are military aircraft used to kill enemy brigade planes and other spacecraft-type air raids in the air. Before World War II, it was called the "destroyer", but in modern times, it is also called the "fighter" or "the fighter plane". It flies fast, has strong firepower in air combat, is flexible, and is equipped with missiles, bombs, machine guns, aviation guns, etc., and can compete with the opponent's fighters for air superiority, intercept the opponent's bombers, attack planes and missiles, and launch attacks on ground or sea targets.

From the outside, it has a narrow fuselage, a pointed cone-shaped head, several missiles hanging under the wings of two wide Qi Zhenshu, and only one pilot can be seated in the narrow cockpit. It is equipped with advanced radar sighting devices, automatic control systems and 1 2 jet engines, and the fighter is good at climbing and flying at high speeds, and its maximum speed at high altitude can reach 3,000 kilometers.

In combat, it can burrow into the clouds, hide without a trace, and dive to carry out ultra-low-altitude strafing. In flight, its jet engine also streaks a long white mist through the air, so it is often invited to various air shows.

The naming of Chinese fighters is: "J" plus serial number.

The foreign code name of the fighter is: the first letter of Hanyu Pinyin plus the serial number.

Chinese fighter series:

J-5 (J5) 2nd generation, light fighter) China's first fighter;

J-6 (J6) 2nd generation, light fighter);

J-7 (J7) 2nd generation, light fighter);

J-7 (JH7) (3rd generation, medium Flying Leopard fighter-bomber);

J-8-2 (J8-2) 3rd generation, medium fighter-bomber);

J-8-2M (J8-2M) (3rd generation, medium advanced training aircraft);

J-10 (J10) (first generation, nickname: Raptor, light fighter);

J-10B (J10B) 4th generation, light fighter);

J-11 (J11) (4th generation, Su-27 heavy fighter exported to China by the Russian company Sukhoi);

J-11A (J11A) (4th generation, Sukhoi provides Su-27 spare parts for production in China AVIC Group);

J-11B (J11B) (the first generation, AVIC Group's self-developed parts are produced in China);

J-11BS (J11BS) (first-generation, heavy two-seat fighter);

J-15 (J15) The first generation, nickname: Flying Shark, carrier-based heavy fighter);

J-16 (J16) The first generation, AVIC Group refers to the Russian Sukhoi Su-30, and self-developed parts produce fighter-bombers in China);

J-20 (J20) 5th generation, stealth heavy fighter);

J-31 (J31) 5th generation, stealth medium fighter).

<> outstanding representative of the "J" series of fighters, with a long range!

Before 1998, the third-generation aircraft, as the main fighter of the air force of various countries, has always been the air force that various countries rely on in particular, as an important force of China's air fighters, the J-8 fighter has been unable to meet China's national defense needs, and China's J-8 fighter is much backward in comprehensive performance compared with the fighters of most surrounding countries.

A Gulf War broke through the sky, and with the excellent achievements of the US military on the battlefield, China saw the importance of information construction and air supremacy, so China began to negotiate with Russia on Su-27 fighters. The J-11 fighter is a single-seat, twin-engine, multi-functional heavy jet fighter of the Chinese Air Force, which belongs to the world's third-generation fighter. The J-11 fighter is a domestically assembled aircraft that China purchased from the patent of the Russian Su-27SK fighter.

As a fighter of epochal significance, the Su-27 fighter has been recognized by the Russian military for its excellent performance, and the J-11 fighter has inherited the excellent performance of the Su-27, with an ultra-high flight ceiling and fuel load, and its maneuverability was second to none at that time.

After the J-11 fighter was put into service, on the basis of the J-11 fighter, in order to develop our country's own avionics system and airborne ** and meet the needs of China's self-sufficiency, China has successively developed new fighters such as J-11B, J-11-BS, etc. As an advanced model of the J-11 fighter, the J-11BS fighter uses the WS-10 engine, which is China's first domestic twin-engine heavy fighter. Due to the excellent performance of the J-11 fighter, it has been equipped in large quantities in China's Air Force and has become an indispensable air weapon in China's Air Force.

Whether in various tests or large-scale air military exercises, the J-11 fighter has won very excellent results many times in gaining air supremacy due to its superior performance. As a member of China's excellent air fighters, the improvement and upgrading of the J-11 fighter have not stopped, and it is hoped that military scientific and technological personnel can give full play to its potential and give full play to its performance in all aspects. When the J-11 fighter was first put into service, it could be regarded as a relatively powerful heavy fighter, which made China's powerful air power take a big step forward and raised a big step for China's homeland defense advantage.

To a certain extent, it also meets the needs of China's scientific and technological reserves.

The J-11 wide fuselage carries unusually rich and sufficient ammunition, whether it is air-to-air or air-to-ground or air-to-ship, J-11 fighters can all be carried, which is one of the reasons why our navy loves it very much, and the range of the J-11 fighter is even more amazing, its range is more than 3000 kilometers away, directly comparable to a bomber!