J-15T is an upgraded version of the mainland Navy's carrier-based fighter J-15, and the American Hornet fighter, both belong to the third generation and a half of technology build, but because the J-15T has achieved a variety of advanced technology upgrades, equipped with a new fire control system, the destruction intensity has also been significantly improved, to achieve greater combat power, the comprehensive strength is more powerful, in contrast, it can catch up with the United States Hornet.
To a certain extent, the research and development and improvement of military weapons is a scientific and technological breakthrough that can never reach the upper limit, and it is also an expedition in the field of scientific research. In this process, the rapid improvement of the mainland's naval equipment has reached a level that has amazed the West.
The comprehensive advantages of the J-15T fighter, compared with the American Hornet, have obvious combat power advantages, which makes foreign media unbelievable, after all, in the eyes of the West, the United States can crush the research and development level of global countries in fighter aircraft only by virtue of the advanced degree of aero engine technology, especially like China in the aviation industry, which started late and lacked relevant conditions, it is not easy to make domestic fighters, and it is not easy to catch up and surpass, and create a fighter that surpasses the United States, it is even more unbelievable.
The J-15 fighter is the main carrier-based aircraft of our navy, which has been running in with the ships of the navy for many years, has a firm foundation of combat power, and has begun to expand a new version on the basis of upgrading.
For example, the J-15T fighter, compared with the prototype, has been comprehensively upgraded in the overall architectural layout, and has been built with new high-tech materials, with improved lightness, strength and toughness.
More importantly, the J-15T is a fighter suitable for catapult take-off, which can take off more efficiently for carrier-based aircraft carriers, achieve faster response, and quickly exert the maximum destruction power under the needs of reinforcement operations and surprise attacks.
The ability of the mainland aircraft carrier to install catapults is one of the important achievements in the research and development of naval equipment in recent years, and the localization of the catapult system has provided strong support for the overall combat strength of the navy. It is reported that the mainland J-15T has achieved tens of thousands of catapult tests, becoming a carrier-based catapult fighter with superb precision and tacit cooperation with the catapult system.
This is still very novel for many netizens, after all, the catapult take-off fighter is full of science and technology, and it has very high requirements for the advanced control and power presentation of the mechanical system. The installation and use of this system represents the complete success of the Chinese Navy in attacking high-tech military technology, and also represents the steady progress of the Chinese Navy from traditional combat power to modern combat power.
In order to better apply to the catapult take-off system, the J-15T has strengthened the nose landing gear, increased towing rods and reinforced support rods, etc., and in the future, the fuselage can withstand greater tension and quickly complete the take-off with the assistance of the catapult.
If you use the mainland's J-15T and compare the American carrier-based aircraft Super Hornet FA18 carrier-based aircraft, these two third-generation and a half fighters really have their own advantages and characteristics.
J-15T installed and upgraded fire control system, whether it is launching missiles or attacking through radar detection and locking on targets, it has the characteristics of rapid response and accurate attack, and the fire control system captures signals through radar, locks on to the target and tracks to achieve maximum destruction. Whether it is striking fixed targets on land, moving ships at sea, and countering submarines against anti-ship combat targets, they all have their own irreplaceable power and flexible response capabilities.
The U.S. Hornet fighter jets have also been upgraded to a certain extent, cooperating with the F35 stealth fighter in naval and air operations, and can confront the opponent's carrier-based aircraft within a limited combat radius and within the capability of 2,500 kilometers of endurance, as well as carry out combat missions, try to use firepower to fight for control of the sea and air in wartime, and vainly try to suppress the opponent with firepower.
However, the mainland's upgraded J-15T seems to be able to rely on more violent strike capabilities, the keen response of the fire control radar for precise countermeasures, and the flight ability to more accurately adjust the details of the action during sea and air combat, seize and occupy the advantage to improve the probability of victory, which are all important performances of the J-15T.
Therefore, some netizens believe that the J-15T has been able to outperform the Hornet in terms of comprehensive performance and combat advantages, and even through the efficient response ability of the fire control radar, the Hornet has been forced to retreat on the battlefield, thus losing the possibility of competing for the first opportunity.
If the J-15T can have such a strong combat power and be carried on aircraft carriers and future amphibious assault ships, it will inevitably form a strong combat deterrent, which may in turn press the Hornet, so that the American Hornet will inevitably be unable to control the battlefield situation, but will be led by the nose by the mainland's naval and air combat forces, and the possibility of defeat in the end is very large.
The mainland's development of more fighter planes that can use catapults to take off shows that the navy's plan for improving its combat capability in the future is far more ambitious than the goal it has shown now, and the presentation of naval and air combat capabilities in the future will also be even more shocking.