Chinese UCAV/CCA/flying wing drones (ISR, A2A, A2G)
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The first time the carrier-based GJ-21 was videotaped/photographed with its landing gears extended. Notice the catapult launch bar at the front landing gear. Posted by @欧阳振我86468 on Weibo.
Here's a comparison with the GJ-11 with its landing gear deloyed (top photo) versus GJ-21 (bottom photo):
Here's a comparison with the GJ-11 with its landing gear deloyed (top photo) versus GJ-21 (bottom photo):
GJ-X and WZ-X were recently spotted together at the Malan Test Base in this new TWZ article, along with the Type A UADF or unseen Type F (?) UADF, or an unknown one altogether:
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More on the photos of Malan:
Here's WZ-X:
Here's GJ-X:
Here's UADF Type-A(?)/F(?) and a Y-20A:
And here's an unidentified flying wing UAV which doesn't seem to resemble either the WZ-X or the GJ-X:
I wonder why TWZ implies that ISR is likely the primary role of the GJ-X - with a secondary emphasis on strike - rather than the other way around. The GJ-X's large fuselage and the existence of the WZ-X suggest a strike role for the GJ-X.
It's a coping mechanism, they make themselves believe these two aircraft are on trial for the same role (like in the case of Sino-6th gens). And how dare the Chinese -already- have an unmanned bomber the size of a B-21?!
The same goes for their attitude toward aircraft from my country. They’re so biased that anything non-American or even non-European must automatically be inferior because how dare they?!
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