US B-52 Bombers Fly Over China’s Air Defense Identification Zone, American Netizens Cheer
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US B-52 Bombers Fly Over China’s Air Defense Identification Zone, American Netizens Cheer, Chinese People Reactions. Foreign Media Claims US B-52 Bombers Fly Over China’s Air Defense Identification Zone. The flight route of the US military B-52 bombers that entered China’s air defense identification zone. American Netizens Cheer It. Do you think they are reasonable?
Foreign Media Claims US B-52 Bombers Fly Over China’s Air Defense Identification Zone
Agence France-Presse and America’s The Wall Street Journal quoted an American official’s words, reporting that two US B-52 bombers had taken off from Guam and entered the East China Sea air defense identification zone at about 7pm on the 25th, Washington time. Report claims that the B-52 weren’t armed, nor escorted by fighter jets.
Foreign media: US sends B-52 to challenge China’s air defense identification zone, China doesn’t intercept [on NetEase]
At 6pm on November 26th, Washington time, the Agence France-Presse website published an article titled “US Sends B-52 Bombers to Challenge Chinese Air Defense Identification Zone”, mentioning an official of the American Department of Defense stating that two B-52 bombers belonging to the US Air Force have flown over the East China Sea without notifying Beijing in 25th, challenging China’s newly established “East China Sea Air Defense Identification Zone”. The two B-52s flew for less than an hour in the air defense identification zone (ADIZ) unilaterally declared by China, and wasn’t intercepted by Chinese military planes.
The flight route of the US military B-52 bombers that entered China’s air defense identification zone.
B-52 bombers are the longest-serving American Air Force long-range subsonic strategic bombers, mainly used for long-range conventional and nuclear bombing missions. Its design was started in October 1948, and the first prototypes flew in 1952. Production B-52B began to be outfitted for the army in June 1955, and subsequently expanded to 8 types: A,B,C,D,E,F,G, and H. Production of B-52s stopped in October 1962, with 744 bombers produced total. Now, the B-52 together with the B-1B and B-2 bombers, forms the US air force’s strategic bombers.
America specially developed the air-launched AGM-86B cruise missile for bombers. The AGM-86B is a small and light-weight subsonic cruise missile. The size of it is similar to the AGM-6g short-range attack missiles, and so is its weight (namely 1,360kg), able to use a nuclear warhead equivalent to 200,000 tons of TNT or a conventional warhead of 454 kg high explosive, with high firepower, convenient to carry, an a maximum firing range of 2,500 kilometers. B-52H bombers can carry 20 missiles of this type.
American Netizens Cheer US B-52 Bombers Fly Over China’s Air Defense Identification Zone
The recent news about the US B-52 bombers fly over China got more than 13,000 comments from readers on CNN.com.
These comments from the internet show the ignorance of these people about China. Either they are conned, or they are the forces at work to ruin China. China is not perfect but it is also not like how they put it. Here is a selection of recent comments from CNN.com users.
American Netizens Cheer US B-52 Bombers Fly Over China’s Air Defense Identification Zone. Do you think they are reasonable?
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