[The J-20 has been lined up in five major war zones, and its performance far exceeds that of US-made fighters, and the worries of the United States will become a reality]
The annual meeting of the U.S. Air Force Association was held not long ago, and Gen. Mike Kelly, commander of the U.S. Air Force Air Operations Command, spoke in which he said that China is likely to have a greater advantage in the western Pacific than the United States in the future. A spokesman for the Chinese Air Force said at a news conference not long ago that China has deployed J-20 fighters in the southeast, southwest, and northwest, and has already achieved air combat missions in the East China Sea, the South China Sea, and the Taiwan Strait, leaving a magnificent track of sailing. It can be seen that the concerns of the United States are not unreasonable, and China's air power is developing rapidly, and it can even catch up with the United States in the western Pacific region.
It can be seen from the Chinese speech that the J-20 fighter jets have been lined up in the five major theaters of the Central and North, the North, and the Middle Sea, and the troops deployed in the East China Sea, the South China Sea, and the Taiwan Strait are even more combat units. The J-20 has superior performance and can meet the operational requirements of the five major theaters, and the number of J-20 fighters is sufficient, and the logistics support capability is also very strong.
In contrast, although the United States has 178 F-22 fighters and 302 F-35 fighters, more than 300 of China in the number of fifth-generation aircraft, but the two types of fighters have their own shortcomings, the F-22 has a short range, there is not much tactical value in the western Pacific, and the flight performance of the F-35 is still a big problem, even if the number is dominant, the shortcomings of its performance will make the F-35 face the J-20, attack or retreat into a problem.
The United States is not only worried about the shortcomings of its own 5th generation fighters, China also has a large number of fourth-generation fighters with performance comparable to the fifth-generation fighters, that is, 4++ fighters, which also worries Admiral Kelly. In addition to the lack of stealth capabilities, the combat performance of the fourth-generation fighters is impeccable, such as the J-16 and J-10C, which are the best in the 4th generation aircraft.
The strength of the Chinese Air Force has increased greatly in the process of continuous upgrading, that is to say, in the future, the US Air Force in the western Pacific, whether it is against China's new fighters or 4++ fighters, will be difficult to overwhelm, and the concerns of the United States will also become a reality.
