China IRBM/SRBM (and non-ICBM/SLBM) thread
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plawolf
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They will, eventually. But it’s hardly going to be a high priority task that they would waste significant resources to do asap.
There isn’t anything remotely sensitive in those boosters, so they will probably rely on locals reporting sightings for recovery as opposed to sending assets to specifically search for them. At most they might turn them into an Easter egg hunt training exercise for their recon units to see who can be the first to fine the boosters in the desert with their ISR assets. Seems like maybe the locals have decided to do their own Easter egg hunts and made into its own little niche tourism pull.
What kind of terminal seeker does the anti-ship variant have? Typically Cruise missiles have Radar seekers. I wonder if that will work on a hypersonic missile.
INS & TERCOM + Active radar homing in terminal phase.
doubt, most of the stuff that makes a missile anti ship nuclear or anything else is its warhead not the missile itself.
Is there any proof that these are the actual designations?
JL1 was presented with the nuclear display group in parade. Right behind it was the JL3 submarine launched ballistic missile.
Judging by the small sized warhead, this is could be China's first tactical nuke . And should be air launched with H6 or H20 bomber.
Judging by the small sized warhead, this is could be China's first tactical nuke . And should be air launched with H6 or H20 bomber.
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It's long ranged (>5000km), likely just the airforce stragetic leg.
