My Pilot Strongly Responds to Foreign Military: I Just Want to Fight!
The Navy Shandong aircraft carrier group
is sailing in a certain sea area of the Western Pacific
when the combat alert sounds
Navy carrier-based aircraft pilot Wang Zhongyuan
and his comrades take off in their fighter jets
“This is my first time stepping onto the ocean battlefield
what awaits me is a close-range dogfight”
After several rounds of dogfighting
Wang Zhongyuan successfully “locked” onto the opponent
“Whether it’s from combat will
or the maneuverability and controllability of the aircraft
in this close-range ‘hand-to-hand’ combat
I far surpassed him”
In recent years
the Navy carrier-based aviation troops have continuously improved their combat capabilities
Wang Zhongyuan became one of the first batch
of carrier-based pilots to receive the J-15T
Now
he and his comrades are flying the new fighter J-15T
to carry out missions in distant seas
The J-15T aircraft has strong anti-jamming capabilities
and is less affected by the opponent's interference at greater distances
allowing for long-range interception and launch
“While the enemy is still searching for us
his coordinates have long been locked onto
the center of our screen”
The once close-range dogfights
have transformed into beyond-visual-range kills supported by a system
Wang Zhongyuan said
“When foreign military personnel communicate with me
the feeling they express is
Just a job
I just want to go home
I replied to him
Money, I don't care
I just want to fight”
Deciding victory before visual contact
keeping the enemy at bay from a thousand miles away
In the future, we
will definitely advance into the deep blue as victors
Source: CCTV News, People's Daily Video Account
The Shandong Carrier Group of the Chinese Navy conducted combat operations in the Western Pacific, with pilot Wang Zhongyuan engaging in aerial dogfights using J-15T fighter jets. The pilots demonstrated superior combat capabilities and tactics, emphasizing a shift towards beyond-visual-range engagements. Wang expressed a strong commitment to combat, contrasting with the more detached attitude of foreign pilots.
- Chinese Navy's Shandong Carrier Group engaged in combat operations in the Western Pacific.
- Pilot Wang Zhongyuan successfully engaged in aerial dogfights.
- The J-15T fighter jet has enhanced anti-jamming capabilities.
- The engagement reflects a shift to beyond-visual-range combat tactics.
- The pilot expressed a strong desire to engage in combat rather than view it as a job.