I understand that the national flag increases visibility of the airplane. It's just that modern military aircrafts usually want to reduce visibility. And Deino said having the flag on airplanes is unique to the 2nd Fighter Division. So I was asking if these airplanes being made more visible is because they often need to face up to foreign aircrafts. I have no idea where this 2nd Fighter Division stations its airplanes.
In Air Fan magazine 2005 hehe 3 successive articles in 3 number whose an ORBAT and map first time i see in détails Chines Air Services with Army also excellent !Just something completely different, but I was searching thru my picture library for old historic naval aircraft and I was surprised I do not have a single Q-5 with PLANAF serials ?
Do You have any?? Or was the Q-5 never assigned to any PLANAF Regiment? I thought they were.
Deino
Just something completely different, but I was searching thru my picture library for old historic naval aircraft and I was surprised I do not have a single Q-5 with PLANAF serials ?
Do You have any?? Or was the Q-5 never assigned to any PLANAF Regiment? I thought they were.
Deino
If the count is good 12th Rgt + 1 Navy
on Scramble i see B and C for 131st Air Brigade
So 12 x 28 + some surely 400 J-10s whose i have 300 A/S + 100 B/C.
Must remains 22 J-7 Rgts 550 birds
You make a great point. They should replace all the J-7's as soon as possible.I know Q-5 is an old and obsolete aircraft but it does has its functions, it fly slow and carry a lot of bomb for close air support, the closet China has to A-10 and Su-25. JH-7 and J-16 are more off stand off missile carriers and not the same role.
After Q-5 is gone is there anything to replace it? Or China is going directly to drones?