此外,在去年的“红剑-2017”和其他演习、对练中,还有一些具有震撼性的结果,也值得一提。
包括,在某次对练中,利用苏-35上的“决斗”系统,在视距内格斗中,普通飞行员和“金头盔”对抗,居然可以打得互有战果。
I feel that the J-20 stole the spotlight in this report, which also leaked that the Su-35 carried some sort of "machine learning algorithm" that allowed ordinary fighter pilots to defeat Golden Helmet winners in close-range combat. What's your opinion?
I feel that the J-20 stole the spotlight in this report, which also leaked that the Su-35 carried some sort of "machine learning algorithm" that allowed ordinary fighter pilots to defeat Golden Helmet winners in close-range combat. What's your opinion?
>> China's J-20 stealth fighters and Su-35 jets in combat training. The J-20, a new-generation fighter jet, has been put into combat service just recently . . .
With the contract for 24 Su-35S, does China get access to hundreds of spare AL-41F1S engines for J-20?
So purchasing the Su-35S airframe and weapons suite was the price to pay to buy the actual engines itself?
But is China limited to just 42 AL-41F1S engines (2 for each Su-35S) or can China buy hundreds to equip J-20 squadrones rolling off the assembly line?
Or is China's intent to have a limited supply of AL-41F1S to investigate and reverse engineer for WS-15 engine?
I don't really get why China bothered with Su-35S unless it gave unlimited access to AL-41F1S engines for J-20.