US Warplanes Detected At China Military Base, China Fired Carrier Killer Missiles

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US Warplanes Detected At China Military Base, China Fired Carrier Killer Missiles

War begins, u.s warplanes detected at china military base china fired its carrier killer missiles. The Eurasian Times recently reported on how PLA has practiced missile attacks on a mock-up of a u.s ford class aircraft carrier and the latest reports suggest the chinese have also carried out a similar exercise to shoot down the lockheed martin F-35 stealth fighters.

South China Morning Post has confirmed the presence of the mach F-35 fighter jets at the Corliss shooting range in Xinjiang. Chinese military analysts have reportedly called this Beijing's deterrence bid against the u.s and japan in the backdrop of the taiwan issue. The latest edition of the Kanwa military magazine said four mock-ups of the F-35 Lightning II Jet were spotted at the said shooting range.

The report cited satellite imagery to authenticate its claim. Satellite imagery also suggests the use of a mock-up of an Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) aircraft at the same site.

Planet labs an american private earth imaging company released images of boeing E-3 Century mockups being used by china to test its ballistic missile. the mock-ups of F-35 jets could possibly be the targets for the PLA rocket forces DF-16 and DF-21C medium-range ballistic missiles and therefore a message to the u.s air force base in Japan, said Andre Chong the editor of the Kanwa Magazine.

Chinese military experts have often expressed the possibility of japan getting dragged into a U.S-China conflict over taiwan which beijing claims as its territory. The D-16A modern Dongfeng Class Missile with a range of about 800 to 1,000 kilometers can strike both Taiwan and Japan. The DF-21C on the other hand is a lethal terminally guided missile with a range of 1,700 kilometers putting multiple american bases in japan at risk.

The F-35 Lightning II Jets are one of the most lethal aircraft in the world and one that china has been trying to compete with by building its own stealth fighter aircraft. The F-35 boasts all-weather stealth multi-role capabilities that allow it to perform both air superiority and strike missions. It also has in its armor the ability to perform electronic warfare and surveillance.

The U.S Military recently conducted tests of delivery of nuclear gravity bombs using the 5th generation F-35. The satellite imagery shows mockups of 2 E-3 Century AWACS aircraft sitting on PLA's most potent weapon testing complexes in northern china's gobi desert. After the E-3 images surfaced, the war zone investigated the duration for which these mock-ups were present in the testing complex. This led to the discovery of a report released by the center for a new america security that was published in february this year.

The report confirmed the presence of one E-3 Century back then. Based on this report an osit-based evidence it could be estimated that one of the e3 mock-ups has been on the gobi runway for about a year, while the second one has been introduced this year. The E- is an AWACS system built to carry out airborne surveillance and control, command and communication functions. It has a look down radar with 360 degree coverage capability and has a range of more than 320 kilometers.

The aircraft is primarily used to track land and sea based targets, with more aggressive american arrays in the indo-pacific region and its Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) position these air warning systems become especially significant to the chinese military. The aircraft is deployed by the U.S as E-3 AWCS by the UK as E-3 Century and by France as E-3 SDA. 

With rising animosity between the u.s led NATO and China such mock-up target drills assume enhanced geostrategic significance. It could be interpreted as china sending a signal to its western.



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