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  • in reply to: PAKFA and Silent Eagle comparison #2234144
    Goldust
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    F-15SE is not stealthy. It only slightly modifies the tails. J-10B has more RCS reducing airframe modifications than F-15SE does. DSI hides the engine blades. If you can’t hide the engine blades, you are done for!

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234152
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    You DO realize China would never ALLOW Taiwan to become independent, mate? This war against China cannot be won. The only way to win this war would be to wipe China off the map of the world. :rolleyes:

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234480
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    The Arab countries were not able to beat Israel despite having much more territory and population and numerical advantage. What makes some ppl think America can beat China? China is over 9.5 million square kilometers and over 1 billion population. :rolleyes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six-Day_War

    J-10B is so advanced 1 J-10B can destroy 8 F-16C Block 20 in a single sortie with simultaneous engagement.

    Let’s also not forget that Han Chinese are one of the 12 Lost Tribes of Israel. Americans would be crazy to mess with Han Chinese. :rolleyes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edhtdoPukk0

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234609
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    Numbers alone do not determine the winner of a battle. Take the Battle of Britain, where numerically inferior British planes beat off numerically superior German planes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Britain

    Not to mention each J-10B can simultaneously engage up to 4 or 6 enemy planes.

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234615
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    @thobbes

    CJ-10 is launched from land, protected by HQ-9 and HT-233 air defense and others.

    http://tiananmenstremendousachievements.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/changjian-10-cruise-missile-being-launched.jpg

    http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-nr6CScVmGf0/TxcCJYcMzDI/AAAAAAAAAqg/u6mnOizTxFI/s1600/HQ-9+LR-SAM+%2526+HT-233+passive+phased-array+radar.jpg

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234623
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    @thobbe

    Precisely. That is why for destroying the air base in Guam, the PLA would use Long Sword cruise missiles which are 2,500+ km ranged and speed Mach 2.5 very difficult to shoot down.

    F-22 combat radius 759 km, which means it needs tankers to operate from Guam and Japan. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_Martin_F-22_Raptor

    J-10A combat radius 550 km. J-10B combat radius is more due to DSI and composites reducing weight and a more efficient WS-10A/G engine and FADEC, possibly extending combat radius to about 600 km or more. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chengdu_J-10

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234628
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    Unimportant. It will take time until they have reached IOC, let alone full combat capability.

    F-18E took 4 years to achieve IOC after first flight in 1995. J-10B first flight 2008 so expected IOC is 2013 or 2014. Both F-18E and J-10B are totally redesigns of early designs.

    … or erase the debt to zero if US win. Anyway, any large scale conflict with US would be nuclear with no chance for China to win. In the end, both countries incl. the whole planet would be on the losing side.

    The effect of nuclear weapons on planet Earth is like ticks on a dog. Nuclear weapons are not powerful enough to wipe out humanity.

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234638
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    PLA don’t even have any J-10B, what are you talking about?

    First batch of J-10B gets delivered to PLA later this year if not already. First Type 052D already delivered to PLA.

    US debt now at 16.95 trillion. A war with China would get 100 trillion to US debt. http://www.usdebtclock.org/

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234653
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    Chances are the US would not get involved. Let’s suppose somehow that the US does get involved. Quantitative advantage of American forces would be neutralized by qualitative edge of Chinese forces. Type 052D is superior to any warship of the US navy. J-10B is superior to any war jet of the US air force except possibly F-22. J-10B and KJ-2000 combo has no rival in the US air force. The US cannot hold a prolonged war against China. 1 billion + people is simply too much.

    in reply to: Chinese Air Power Thread 17 #2234708
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    F-35C won’t be getting IOC till at least 2019. It’s too early to talk about it, IMO. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_Martin_F-35_Lightning_II

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234714
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    In the event of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, suppose the US somehow gets involved, American strategy would be to have a quick war whereas Chinese strategy would be to fight a dragged out war lasting as long as years because America cannot afford to fight a bogged down war halfway around the world given its weak economic situation.

    @Mercurius, you underestimate HQ-9. It is superior to the latest Patriot.

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234736
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    We can perform a simple comparison of inventory. PLA on the left side and its Taiwanese counterpart on the right side. Empty means no counterpart.

    J-11B / J-15 > Mirage 2000-5
    J-10B > F-16C Block 20
    Su-30MKK / J-16 >
    KJ-2000 > E-2T
    HQ-9 > Patriot PAC3
    WZ-10 > AH-1W
    Type 052D > Kidd
    Type 054A > La Fayette
    Type 041 > Zwaardvis
    Type 093 >
    CJ-10 >
    Type 99 > M60A3
    PLZ-05 > M109A2/A5

    Taiwanese military is completely outmatched.

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234943
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    The underground Communist party is quite a threat in Taiwan. In the event of a Chinese invasion, they would insurrect from within. We all saw how big the banned Muslim Brotherhood got in Egypt and Libya and Syria in early 2011, quite unknowingly to the ruling powers of those countries.

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234951
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    Chinese WZ-10 attack helicopter is superior to American AH-1Z attack helicopter. I already posted 3 pics above. This implies Taiwan’s AH-1W Super Cobra bought from America a long time ago is outmatched by Chinese WZ-10. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAIC_WZ-10

    in reply to: Waging an air war in North Asia – 2025 Scenario #2234960
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    Actually, black people pose more of a threat to America than Muslims pose a threat to China. :p

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