The US Air Force removed all the B-2s from Guam a few years ago because they were too vulnerable.
airforcetimes.com/news/your-air-force/2020/04/21/the-air-force-has-stopped-its-continuous-bomber-presence-mission-in-guam/
Keep in mind the E-3 is ancient and the USAF wants some Wedgetails.The j-20 should always have the Luneberg lens open, which means that the e-3 can't find the j-20 with the Luneberg len open in time?
E-3 insufficient for timely detection of J-20: Pacific Air Forces chief
The general did add or at least hinted E-3 failed to perform the same function as KJ500 in detecting stealth jet like J20I don't think 1) and 2) are necessarily a given.
Command/control of an encounter can mean anything from intercepting F-35s in a timely way, or J-20s (with or without other friendly Chinese aircraft) in the region being observed in the relevant space coordinating in a manner that is brisk, efficient and silent/difficult to listen in on by their passive sensors.
Or any combination thereof.
There is also nothing about anti-stealth radar or KJ-500 described in the specific encounter with J-20 --- the part of the video about KJ-500 that is mentioned, is done so in a more general sense, describing part of the role in which KJ-500 plays in the PLA.
IMO, the only thing that we can infer from the statement that such an encounter occurred, is that such an encounter as indeed occurred.
I.e.: US F-35s have had at least one close encounter with PLA J-20s over the ECS.
I don't think we can confidently extricate or speculate as to any other information from the statements in the video.
Where?The general did add or at least hinted E-3 failed to perform the same function as KJ500 in detecting stealth jet like J20
"Everywhere"? No, the F-35 is "everywhere". When has a J-20 even been seen outside China?Guiling? J-20 is literally everywhere now.
That's what they called J-20 freedom, aka J-20 for everyone.
That's a phrase started by certain well known military analyst in China to describe the expectation that J-20s will appear everywhere in China over the next few years as the production level goes well above what we've seen with other programs. It won't just be restricted to elite brigades in certain part of the country."Everywhere"? No, the F-35 is "everywhere". When has a J-20 even been seen outside China?
That's a phrase started by certain well known military analyst in China to describe the expectation that J-20s will appear everywhere in China over the next few years as the production level goes well above what we've seen with other programs. It won't just be restricted to elite brigades in certain part of the country.