Wednesday, May 26, 2021

China's New Stealth Bomber Able To Strike Targets As Far As Guam

The four images suggest the bomber has a weapon bay, two adjustable tail wings, an airborne radar and two air intakes either side of the cockpit in a similar design to the USAF B-2 Spirit bomber, introduced in the late '90s

America's 'second island chain' which the new bomber threatens is formed by the Bonin Islands and Volcano Islands of Japan, in addition to the Mariana Islands, most notably Guam, a vital US military territory  

Daily Mail: China's new 'god of war in the sky' stealth bomber 'could be able to hit Guam with a nuke', weapons analyst suggests 

* New computer images provide a first glimpse at the Xian H-20 strategic bomber 

* The Xian H-20 stealth bomber is equipped with weapon bay, adjustable tail wings, an airborne radar and two air intakes wither side of the cockpit 

* Experts believe it can strike US assets in Guam, over 1,800 miles from China 

China is working on a long-range stealth bomber which may be able to carry out nuclear strikes on US targets in Guam and beyond, a military analyst has revealed. 

New computer-generated images of the Xian H-20 strategic bomber have been published by the state defence corporation, Norinco – the first glimpse of the next-generation warplane which has been under development for years. 

The four images suggest the bomber has a weapon bay, two adjustable tail wings, an airborne radar and two air intakes either side of the cockpit in a similar design to the USAF B-2 Spirit, introduced in the late '90s.  

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WNU Editor: If this is true, it changes everything. 

 More News On China's New Stealth Bomber Being Able To Strike Targets As Far As Guam  

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'Game-Changer': China's New Stealth Bomber Able to Strike Targets as Far as Guam - Report -- Sputnik  

WATCH OUT, JOE China reveals ‘God of War’ stealth bomber that can fly 5,000 miles non-stop to nuke US air bases from Beijing -- The SUN  

Why China’s Mysterious Stealth H-20 Bomber Could Be a Real Threat -- National Interest

5 comments:

Anonymous said...


Are we selling weapons to china these days? Or just the blueprints?

Caecus said...

similarity to B-2 is purely coincidental :D

B.Poster said...

It is true. At least I would assume it is until definitively proven that it isn't true. Given the propensity of the US leadership class to overestimate our abilities while underestimating those of adversaries and potential adversaries the reality of the situation is probably much worse.

Jac said...

Well, having tail wings means China is not mastering the change of direction as the B2 does. That said, "looking" as B2 is not making it as good, but it will be, still, a big threat.

Jon said...

B imposter. It is true then assume. Lol