# J-35
Latest news and articles about J-35
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Blue-Water Blueprint: China Completes the ‘Five-Piece’ Carrier Air Wing
China has debuted its full 'five-piece' carrier-borne aircraft suite, featuring the J-35 stealth fighter and the KJ-600 early warning aircraft. This milestone signifies the PLA Navy's transition to a modern blue-water force capable of integrated, high-tech operations far from its coastal waters.
Blue-Water Ambitions: China Completes its 'Five-Piece' Carrier Air Wing Suite
China has finalized its core carrier-based aircraft suite, including the J-35 stealth fighter and KJ-600 early warning aircraft. This milestone, enabled by electromagnetic catapult technology, transforms the PLAN's carrier groups into comprehensive combat units capable of far-sea power projection. The development marks a significant narrowing of the technological gap between the Chinese and U.S. navies.
Wings of the Dragon: China’s Naval Aviation Leap and the Quest for Blue-Water Dominance
China has finalized its core carrier-based aircraft architecture, integrating stealth fighters and fixed-wing early warning aircraft to achieve full-spectrum maritime combat capabilities. This milestone signifies the transition of the People’s Liberation Army Navy into a true blue-water force capable of far-seas power projection.
US Media Declare F‑22/F‑35 Superiority; Beijing Questions Whether 'Combat Experience' Beats Growing Chinese Capability
US commentary celebrating the F‑22 and F‑35’s performance in recent Iran operations has provoked rebuttals from Chinese analysts who say the “experience” argument overstretches the evidence. True superiority in high‑end air combat depends on networks, numbers, sustainment and integrated systems rather than isolated shootdowns against weaker platforms.
China Accelerates Build of ‘004’ Nuclear Carrier, Pressing a Strategic Window in the Western Pacific
Chinese media and imagery indicate accelerated construction of a large fourth carrier, 004, at Dalian with a reported waterline wider than the US Ford class and likely nuclear propulsion. Fitted with four EMALS and expected to enter service in the late 2020s, the ship is portrayed domestically as a capability to extend China’s reach beyond the first island chain and contest US maritime dominance in the Western Pacific.
Why the U.S. Is Dressing Its ‘Aggressors’ as Chinese Fifth‑Gen Fighters
U.S. and U.K. forces used F‑35Bs to simulate Chinese fifth‑generation fighters during a Red Flag exercise at Nellis, part of a broader effort by the reactivated 65th “Invaders” squadron to model J‑20/J‑35 tactics. The practice underscores Washington’s shift to China‑focused high‑end training while highlighting the limits of surrogate aircraft in fully reproducing adversary capabilities.
China’s Type 076 Shows Off Wrapped Stealth Drone — A Glimpse of ‘Non‑Contact’ Amphibious Warfare
A photograph of a wrapped stealth unmanned aircraft aboard the Type 076 amphibious ship Sichuan has prompted observers to identify the platform as the carrier‑adapted Attack‑21. If integrated operationally, such unmanned systems and electromagnetic catapult technology could enable China to perform long‑range strike and persistent ISR from large‑deck assault ships, complicating regional defence and amphibious deterrence calculations.