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mmatuso escreveu:China pleitou um lugar entre os grandes e esse é mais um dos passos rumo a tomar o papel.
Nós nunca pleitiamos nada, somos medíocre ou menos que isso em um monte de coisas e nossas F.A. em termos de equipamentos condizem com a nossa falta de objetivo ou de no máximo quererem se defender de um monte de vizinho galinha morta com menos da metade do nosso tamanho.

FCarvalho escreveu:

mmatuso escreveu:China pleitou um lugar entre os grandes e esse é mais um dos passos rumo a tomar o papel.
Nós nunca pleitiamos nada, somos medíocre ou menos que isso em um monte de coisas e nossas F.A. em termos de equipamentos condizem com a nossa falta de objetivo ou de no máximo quererem se defender de um monte de vizinho galinha morta com menos da metade do nosso tamanho.

A lamentar que em pleno século XXI nossa política, e políticos, ainda sejam os mesmos do idos tempos do bom e velho coronelismo tupiniquim de fins do sec XIX. Sem visão, sem noção e sem futuro.

abs.

akivrx78 escreveu:Liaoning's limitations rule out J-15 ground attacks

Staff Reporter 2015-05-06 14:01 (GMT+8)

A J-15 fighter takes off from the Liaoning's ski-jump ramp. (Photo/CNS)

The Liaoning, China's first aircraft carrier, lacks the ability to launch attacks against ground targets with the J-15 fighters it currently deploys, according to the Sina Military Network based in Beijing on May. 5.

The PLA Navy has begun the deployment of J-15 fighters aboard the Liaoning, according to a report by state broadcaster China Central Television on May 2. A total of 24 of the fighters can be deployed by the carrier in the future, the article estimated. The report also noted however that the Liaoning relies on its ski-jump ramp instead of a catapult to launch its planes, which may reduce the ground attack capability of the J-15.

Without catapult launch, the J-15 will be too heavy to take off with a full payload, in contrast to US carrier-based fighters which take off using a newly designed electromagnetic aircraft launch system. J-15 fighters can therefore only be deployed primarily for missions against aerial targets.

Another problem the PLA Navy faces is that J-15 needs a runway of 195 meters to take off. The take-off and landing zones of the Liaoning's 300-meter-long flight deck are drawn overlapping with each other, meaning more caution will be needed and more time taken to send out and bring back planes.

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