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Tango0130 Jun 2015 12:40 p.m. PST

"The four-engined Y-8GX6 (Y-8Q) turboprop anti-submarine warfare (ASW) aircraft has purportedly finally entered service with the Chinese Naval Air Force after several years of testing, according to IHS Jane's Defence Weekly.

IHS Jane's bases its report on an article published on a Chinese defense site, which notes that the ASW variant of the Shaanxi Aircraft Corporation (SAC) Y-8/Y-9 medium transport aircraft has been inducted into the North Sea Fleet.

The report neither elaborates on the number of aircraft that have entered service nor the precise induction date. However, it notes that the People's Liberation Army Navy's East and South Sea Fleet's will receive the plane only at a later date.

Equipped with air-launched torpedoes (e.g., Yu-7), anti-ship missiles, sea mines, and sonobuoys the plane has an estimated maximum range of approximately 5,00 km and, according to Popular Science Magazine, can potentially carry over ten tons…"
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Aapsych2030 Jun 2015 9:27 p.m. PST

A glorified 1960s Antonov An-12…

Lion in the Stars01 Jul 2015 7:35 a.m. PST

The P3 was designed in the 1950, so this is a decade newer than the US's current subhunter!

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