news

한어Русский языкEnglishFrançaisIndonesianSanskrit日本語DeutschPortuguêsΕλληνικάespañolItalianoSuomalainenLatina

a few days ago, china's j-20 fighter jet appeared in a promotional video of collins aerospace, a subsidiary of raytheon technologies corporation of the united states. in this promotional video about "system combat mission autonomy", two f-35s and eight unmanned "cooperative combat aircraft" defeated a mixed formation of about 20 j-20s and j-16s, and the us military only paid the price of losing two drones.

judging from the scene of "shooting down" the j-20 specifically shown in the video, the americans are still very confident in their current "cooperative combat aircraft" system. i have to say here that the "cooperative combat aircraft" is an upgraded version of the "loyal wingman" that everyone is more familiar with. this large uav can fight side by side with manned fighter jets. its biggest feature is that it has a certain autonomous combat capability driven by artificial intelligence technology.

but after watching the video, my first reaction was, could it be that the americans asked the chinese who went to the united states to make this video? because this idealized, one-way transparent battlefield combat mode is particularly popular among many chinese netizens, who often beat, crush, and press the enemy to the ground. in the video, we see that in the face of china's large fleet of aircraft, the us military adopted the tactics of armed reconnaissance, contact exchange, swarming, and lined up to shoot. this tactic can be replaced by propeller planes from the world war ii era, and even replaced by the ground army combat mode of 200 years ago.