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Recently, the US media "War Zone" exposed a concerned report, pointing out that the PLA has deployed J-6 unmanned attack aircraft on a large scale at the front of the Taiwan Strait. This powerful drone formation is expected to carry out precision strikes against Taiwanese anti-aircraft missiles and other key military targets in wartime. The source of this intelligence comes from a military base in Fujian, Chinese mainland, and high-definition photos of US commercial satellites clearly reveal the existence of this drone formation. It is worth noting that this base is only no more than 200 kilometers away from Taiwan. The J-6 unmanned attack aircraft will undertake a number of key tasks such as anti-radiation and targeted precision strikes in wartime.
At present, the situation in the Taiwan Strait has attracted much attention, and US officials continue to hype up House Speaker Pelosi's intention to visit Taiwan. Although US President Joe Biden made it clear that the military does not encourage this action, Pelosi has not explicitly abandoned the visit plan, which has caused concern from the outside world. Faced with this situation, experts said that Pelosi may stick to her plan, and the possibility cannot be ignored. In this context, the PLA's openly display of the J-6 unmanned attack aircraft at a military base across the Taiwan Strait has a very clear intention, which is preparing for the worst.
The prototype of the J-6 unmanned attack aircraft is the J-6 fighter, which is the continent's first supersonic fighter, which is essentially a copy of the Soviet MiG-19 fighter. Since the beginning of the last century, Continental has produced more than 5,000 aircraft, and they have performed outstanding and meritorious service in half a century of service. As the J-6 fighter was gradually retired from service, the PLA launched plans to convert it into a drone at this time. It is worth noting that the J-6 unmanned attack aircraft is designed as a single-use "suicide" drone. Among them, the two significant advantages of the J-6 are particularly striking. First of all, the combat radius of the J-6 is sufficient for the needs of single-use use, and its combat radius of 700 kilometers is actually equivalent to a maximum range of more than 1300 kilometers, which has an excellent strike range in disposable products, equivalent to cruise missiles. Secondly, the J-6 modified unmanned attack aircraft has a fairly spacious interior and can carry a large amount of explosives, and its destructive power is equivalent to 1 to 2 tons of large aviation ammunition.
At present, the modification of the J-6 unmanned attack aircraft is mainly concentrated in the nose part, mainly including the installation of radiation seeker and flight control device. Little has changed in this modification, and the fuselage part of the nose cockpit is filled with a charge to realize the function of an anti-radiation "missile". In actual combat, this unmanned attack aircraft will take off in large formations and go to the sky over the Taiwan Strait to carry out tasks. Such formations can play a dual role, on the one hand, to deceive the Taiwanese military's ground-based detection radars and air defense radars, and on the other hand, to deplete the Taiwanese military's long-range anti-aircraft missiles, such as the Sky Bow-3 and Patriot. The J-6 unmanned attack aircraft will form the first strike group of the Air Force, quickly attack, and weaken the overall defense capability of the Taiwan military.
Once the J-6 unmanned attack aircraft takes off, it will rely on capturing signals transmitted by Taiwanese radars for positioning. Once successfully positioned, the J-6 unmanned attack aircraft will enter the attack range and directly dive into the air defense or radar position where the enemy's transmitting signal source is located. The explosives and fuel it carries will cause a considerable explosive effect, enough to destroy large air defense / military positions. In addition, since the J-6 UAV is a one-time use, the recovery option is not included in its flight controller. Once taken off, it is either shot down by enemy forces or struck enemy targets in a common manner. Due to the explosives and fuel it carries, and the aging structure of the fuselage, landing is risky. Therefore, even if it is impossible to pinpoint enemy targets, the J-6 unmanned attack aircraft will deliver precision strikes based on pre-planned target points. It can be said that once the J-6 unmanned attack aircraft attacks, there is no turning back.
The J-6 unmanned attack aircraft may be the final blow, after all, these fighters have other uses. Moreover, in the future, the PLA may not continue to develop UAVs of this type. Rumors about the PLA's plans to modify the J-7 unmanned attack aircraft are actually just rumors.
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