超级军网东风41第二次试射
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【美媒：中国12月13日第二次试射东风-41导弹】美国《华盛顿自由灯塔》网站12月17日报道，12月13日，中国在山西省中部的导弹基地再度进行了东风-41洲际导弹试射。这是中国东风-41公路机动洲际弹道导弹的第二次试射，该导弹可以装备10个分导式弹头。上次东风-41试射是在2012年7月24日。![]()
新浪军事微博http://weibo.com/milnews【美媒：中国12月13日第二次试射东风-41导弹】美国《华盛顿自由灯塔》网站12月17日报道，12月13日，中国在山西省中部的导弹基地再度进行了东风-41洲际导弹试射。这是中国东风-41公路机动洲际弹道导弹的第二次试射，该导弹可以装备10个分导式弹头。上次东风-41试射是在2012年7月24日。![]()
新浪军事微博http://weibo.com/milnews
真的假的?一点消息也没有啊
刚在门户网站看到这个消息，楼主转的快
这么快就转了。整天盯着页面么？
http://freebeacon.com/china-conducts-second-flight-test-of-new-long-range-missile/
China’s military conducted the second flight test of its newest long-range missile that is capable of hitting targets in the United States with a nuclear warhead, according to defense officials.
The flight test of the new Dong Feng-41, or DF-41, took place Friday from the Wuzhai missile launch center in Shanxi province to an impact range in western China, said officials familiar with details of the tests.
It was the second test of the new, road-mobile, long-range ICBM that U.S. intelligence agencies assess will be outfitted with up to 10 multiple, independently-targetable reentry vehicles, or MIRVs.
Prior to Friday’s flight test, the last DF-41 flight test took place July 24, 2012.
Pentagon spokesmen did not return emails seeking comment on the missile test.
The most recent test indicates that China’s long-range missile development is continuing, and the missile is raising new concerns about China’s professed nuclear doctrine of not being the first to use nuclear weapons in a conflict.
Disclosure of the nuclear missile flight test comes as tensions remain heightened between the United States and China over the near collision between the USS Cowpens, a guided missile cruiser, and a Chinese navy tank landing ship in the South China Sea on Dec. 5.
The State Department and Pentagon protested the incident, which involved the Chinese ship stopping in the path of the Cowpens, forcing the cruiser to make an abrupt maneuver to avoid a collision. The incident took place near China’s first aircraft carrier, the Liaoning.
The DF-41, with its range of between 6,835 miles and 7,456 miles and expected multiple-warhead capability, is viewed as a potential “first strike” weapon, or a weapon capable of carrying out a surprise nuclear attack that would knock out an enemy’s arsenal and limit its counterstrike capability.
A report by the Air Force National Air and Space Intelligence Center made public in May referred to China’s development of a new long-range missile with multiple warheads, in addition to current long-range DF-31 and DF-31A mobile ICBMs.
“China has the most active and diverse ballistic missile development program in the world,” the NASCI report said. “It is developing and testing offensive missiles, forming additional missile units, qualitatively upgrading missile systems, and developing methods to counter ballistic missile defenses.”
“The Chinese ballistic missile force is expanding in both size and types of missiles.”
Without mentioning the DF-41, the report said, “China may also be developing a new road-mobile ICBM capable of carrying a MIRV payload, and the number of warheads on Chinese ICBMs capable of threatening the United States is expected to grow to well over 100 in the next 15 years.”
Defense officials said the report was referring to the DF-41.
Rick Fisher, a China military affairs expert and senior fellow at the International Assessment and Strategy Center, said reports of the latest DF-41 test coincide with disclosures on Chinese military enthusiast websites showing a new 18-wheel transporter erector launcher for the new DF-41.
“It appears that this new large MIRV-capable ICBM is making progress toward achieving an operational status,” Fisher said.
Fisher said there are reports that the Second Artillery Corps, as China’s missile service is called, includes at least one reload missile for each mobile missile-launcher system.
If the new DF-41 is deployed in the future with a reload missile per launcher, it would vastly increase the numbers of nuclear warheads in the Chinese arsenal, as many as 120 to 240 warheads for each DF-41 unit.
“What this means is that Obama administration suggestions that the United States can continue to reduce its number of deployed warheads, perhaps to 1,000 or less, is simply irrational,” Fisher said.
“What we know and don’t know about China’s ability to rapidly increase its warhead numbers points to an unacceptable level of risk for the United States.”
In addition to the DF-41, China also has begun to deploy its submarine-launched ballistic missile called the JL-2 and may develop a follow-on JL-2A with up to three warheads.
“Inasmuch as the U.S. Navy estimates there will be up to five of the 12-missile carrying Type 094 nuclear powered ballistic missile submarines, this at least indicates that [missile submarines] could become another source for fast Chinese warhead growth,” he said.
The publication Jane’s Strategic Weapon Systems reported in 2012 that the Chinese were developing the DF-41, also designated the CSS-X-10, and that it is intended to replace easy-to-target silo-based DF-5 and DF-5A missiles.
Larry Wortzel, a former military intelligence officer and member of the congressional U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, told the House Armed Services Committee in testimony last month that the new DF-41 is part of China’s growing nuclear missile arsenal.
“China is enhancing its nuclear deterrent capability by modernizing its nuclear force,” Wortzel said Nov. 20. “It is taking measures such as developing a new road-mobile intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), the DF-41. This missile could be equipped with a multiple independently targetable reentry vehicle (MIRV), allowing it to carry as many as 10 nuclear warheads.”
Wortzel said the Chinese, in addition to MIRVs, could outfit their missiles with “penetration aids” designed to defeat U.S. missile defenses. China also may be developing rail-mobile ICBMs, he said.
The Chinese nuclear buildup could have a profound impact on regional security. China recently has been bullying its neighbors, specifically Japan and Philippines, over islands and maritime claims.
“When China achieves a position of nuclear parity or even superiority, we can expect that it will make far more vigorous demands on the United States that could diminish the security of America and its friends and allies,” Fisher said.
Mark Stokes, a former Pentagon official and specialist on China’s strategic nuclear systems has said the DF-41 has been mentioned in Chinese military writings and appears to involve a larger, solid fuel rocket motor derived from the DF-31 series ICBMS.
Ground tests of the DF-41 motor have been detected over the past several years.
There are suspicions among U.S. intelligence analysts that the DF-41 is based on Russia’s mobile ICBM known as the SS-27 and that the DF-41 will incorporate Russian missile guidance technology.
China in August conducted two flight tests of the DF-31A ICBM and in November 2012, another DF-31A was flight-tested.
Tsai The-sheng, Taiwan’s director of the National Security Bureau, as the intelligence service for the island nation is called, told Taiwan’s legislature that China is still developing the DF-41 and the sub-launched JL-2.
“Neither of them has been deployed at any Chinese military base yet,” Tsai said, the official Central News Agency reported April 15.
Tsai said that China’s fast pace of military technology development makes it very likely the People’s Liberation Army will deploy a multi-warhead DF-41 in the future.
China’s military conducted the second flight test of its newest long-range missile that is capable of hitting targets in the United States with a nuclear warhead, according to defense officials.
The flight test of the new Dong Feng-41, or DF-41, took place Friday from the Wuzhai missile launch center in Shanxi province to an impact range in western China, said officials familiar with details of the tests.
It was the second test of the new, road-mobile, long-range ICBM that U.S. intelligence agencies assess will be outfitted with up to 10 multiple, independently-targetable reentry vehicles, or MIRVs.
Prior to Friday’s flight test, the last DF-41 flight test took place July 24, 2012.
Pentagon spokesmen did not return emails seeking comment on the missile test.
The most recent test indicates that China’s long-range missile development is continuing, and the missile is raising new concerns about China’s professed nuclear doctrine of not being the first to use nuclear weapons in a conflict.
Disclosure of the nuclear missile flight test comes as tensions remain heightened between the United States and China over the near collision between the USS Cowpens, a guided missile cruiser, and a Chinese navy tank landing ship in the South China Sea on Dec. 5.
The State Department and Pentagon protested the incident, which involved the Chinese ship stopping in the path of the Cowpens, forcing the cruiser to make an abrupt maneuver to avoid a collision. The incident took place near China’s first aircraft carrier, the Liaoning.
The DF-41, with its range of between 6,835 miles and 7,456 miles and expected multiple-warhead capability, is viewed as a potential “first strike” weapon, or a weapon capable of carrying out a surprise nuclear attack that would knock out an enemy’s arsenal and limit its counterstrike capability.
A report by the Air Force National Air and Space Intelligence Center made public in May referred to China’s development of a new long-range missile with multiple warheads, in addition to current long-range DF-31 and DF-31A mobile ICBMs.
“China has the most active and diverse ballistic missile development program in the world,” the NASCI report said. “It is developing and testing offensive missiles, forming additional missile units, qualitatively upgrading missile systems, and developing methods to counter ballistic missile defenses.”
“The Chinese ballistic missile force is expanding in both size and types of missiles.”
Without mentioning the DF-41, the report said, “China may also be developing a new road-mobile ICBM capable of carrying a MIRV payload, and the number of warheads on Chinese ICBMs capable of threatening the United States is expected to grow to well over 100 in the next 15 years.”
Defense officials said the report was referring to the DF-41.
Rick Fisher, a China military affairs expert and senior fellow at the International Assessment and Strategy Center, said reports of the latest DF-41 test coincide with disclosures on Chinese military enthusiast websites showing a new 18-wheel transporter erector launcher for the new DF-41.
“It appears that this new large MIRV-capable ICBM is making progress toward achieving an operational status,” Fisher said.
Fisher said there are reports that the Second Artillery Corps, as China’s missile service is called, includes at least one reload missile for each mobile missile-launcher system.
If the new DF-41 is deployed in the future with a reload missile per launcher, it would vastly increase the numbers of nuclear warheads in the Chinese arsenal, as many as 120 to 240 warheads for each DF-41 unit.
“What this means is that Obama administration suggestions that the United States can continue to reduce its number of deployed warheads, perhaps to 1,000 or less, is simply irrational,” Fisher said.
“What we know and don’t know about China’s ability to rapidly increase its warhead numbers points to an unacceptable level of risk for the United States.”
In addition to the DF-41, China also has begun to deploy its submarine-launched ballistic missile called the JL-2 and may develop a follow-on JL-2A with up to three warheads.
“Inasmuch as the U.S. Navy estimates there will be up to five of the 12-missile carrying Type 094 nuclear powered ballistic missile submarines, this at least indicates that [missile submarines] could become another source for fast Chinese warhead growth,” he said.
The publication Jane’s Strategic Weapon Systems reported in 2012 that the Chinese were developing the DF-41, also designated the CSS-X-10, and that it is intended to replace easy-to-target silo-based DF-5 and DF-5A missiles.
Larry Wortzel, a former military intelligence officer and member of the congressional U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, told the House Armed Services Committee in testimony last month that the new DF-41 is part of China’s growing nuclear missile arsenal.
“China is enhancing its nuclear deterrent capability by modernizing its nuclear force,” Wortzel said Nov. 20. “It is taking measures such as developing a new road-mobile intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), the DF-41. This missile could be equipped with a multiple independently targetable reentry vehicle (MIRV), allowing it to carry as many as 10 nuclear warheads.”
Wortzel said the Chinese, in addition to MIRVs, could outfit their missiles with “penetration aids” designed to defeat U.S. missile defenses. China also may be developing rail-mobile ICBMs, he said.
The Chinese nuclear buildup could have a profound impact on regional security. China recently has been bullying its neighbors, specifically Japan and Philippines, over islands and maritime claims.
“When China achieves a position of nuclear parity or even superiority, we can expect that it will make far more vigorous demands on the United States that could diminish the security of America and its friends and allies,” Fisher said.
Mark Stokes, a former Pentagon official and specialist on China’s strategic nuclear systems has said the DF-41 has been mentioned in Chinese military writings and appears to involve a larger, solid fuel rocket motor derived from the DF-31 series ICBMS.
Ground tests of the DF-41 motor have been detected over the past several years.
There are suspicions among U.S. intelligence analysts that the DF-41 is based on Russia’s mobile ICBM known as the SS-27 and that the DF-41 will incorporate Russian missile guidance technology.
China in August conducted two flight tests of the DF-31A ICBM and in November 2012, another DF-31A was flight-tested.
Tsai The-sheng, Taiwan’s director of the National Security Bureau, as the intelligence service for the island nation is called, told Taiwan’s legislature that China is still developing the DF-41 and the sub-launched JL-2.
“Neither of them has been deployed at any Chinese military base yet,” Tsai said, the official Central News Agency reported April 15.
Tsai said that China’s fast pace of military technology development makes it very likely the People’s Liberation Army will deploy a multi-warhead DF-41 in the future.
都是英文啊，呼叫翻译帝。
按照兔子的脾气.这次应该是真的
说的言之凿凿。似乎跟真的一样。不过乐于听到此类信息。
真的。
射程11000-12000前米之间，十个独立分道弹头。并且有协助土方的诱耳。只是附图不太象样子吧？ 看着像工程管道，不像精良制造的储存、漆树、发射管。 因此，文章的可信度似乎存疑。
芦芽雪山。 这次是真的{:soso_e100:}
官泄不出就不信
我觉得可能是真的 
不过美国怎样通过卫星判断是DF-41而不是DF-31A呢
谁能够解释一下? 注意不要泄露机密
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不过美国怎样通过卫星判断是DF-41而不是DF-31A呢 谁能够解释一下? 注意不要泄露机密!captainn 发表于 2013-12-18 14:03
芦芽雪山。 这次是真的
五寨？
芦芽雪山。 这次是真的
五寨？
是政治还是技术试验？
警告美国，和日本绑在一起没有好结果。
ajm1945 发表于 2013-12-18 14:27
我觉得可能是真的 不过美国怎样通过卫星判断是DF-41而不是DF-31A呢 谁能够解释一下? 注意 ...
31A只有一个弹头
我觉得可能是真的 不过美国怎样通过卫星判断是DF-41而不是DF-31A呢 谁能够解释一下? 注意 ...
31A只有一个弹头
应该是真的吧。。。
山西五寨县…
http://freebeacon.com/china-conducts-second-flight-test-of-new-long-range-missile/
中国军队进行了最新的远程导弹，能够打到美国的目标与核弹头的第二次飞行试验，根据国防官员。
新东凤- 41 ，或DF -41的飞行试验，发生了星期五从山西省五寨导弹发射中心的影响范围在中国西部，说熟悉的测试细节的官员。
这是新的，公路机动，远程洲际弹道导弹的第二次试验，美国情报机构评估将多达10多个，独立，再入飞行器，或MIRVs装备。
此前周五的飞行试验，最后的DF- 41的飞行试验已于2012年7月24日。
五角大楼发言人没有回复邮件寻求在导弹测试评论。
最近的测试表明，中国的远程导弹的开发仍在继续，该导弹是提高对中国宣称核不首先使用核武器的冲突学说的新的担忧。
披露的核导弹飞行试验的当属紧张局势仍是美国和中国之间的高度在考彭斯号航空母舰，一艘导弹巡洋舰和中国海军坦克登陆舰在中国南海12月5日之间的近碰撞。
国务院和五角大楼的抗议事件，其中涉及中国船舶停在考彭斯的道路，迫使巡洋舰做出一个突然的动作，以避免碰撞。该事件发生在靠近中国的第一艘航母，辽宁。
该DF - 41 ，与之间6835英里和7456英里和预期多弹头能力的范围内，被认为是一个潜在的“第一次打击”武器，或者能够执行一个惊喜核攻击，将淘汰敌的武器阿森纳和限制其反击能力。
由空军国家航空航天情报中心的报告五月份公开提到了一个新的远程导弹多弹头，除了目前的长射程的DF -31和DF -31A机动洲际弹道导弹中国的发展。
“中国拥有世界上最活跃和多样化的弹道导弹发展计划”的NASCI报告说。 “这是开发和测试进攻性导弹，形成额外的导弹部队，定性升级导弹系统，以及开发方法来对付弹道导弹防御系统。 ”
“中国弹道导弹部队正在扩大的规模和类型的导弹。 ”
不提了DF -41 ，报告说， “中国也可以开发新的公路机动洲际弹道导弹能够携带MIRV有效载荷，并预期在能够威胁到美国的中国洲际弹道导弹弹头的数量保持增长，以及100在未来15年“ 。
国防部官员说，该报告所指的DF -41 。
里克·费舍尔，一个中国军事专家，高级研究员在国际评估和战略中心说，最新的DF- 41的测试报告上呈现出新的18轮运输车竖发射了新型的DF -中国军事爱好者网站披露一致41 。
“看来，这个新的大MIRV能力的洲际弹道导弹正在取得进展朝着实现的操作状态， ”费舍尔说。
费舍尔称，有报道称，二炮，作为中国的导弹服务被调用，包括至少一个重载的导弹为每个移动导弹发射系统。
如果新的DF- 41部署在未来的每一个发射导弹重新加载，这将大大增加核弹头的数量在中国武库，多达120至240枚核弹头每个DF- 41单元。
“这意味着，奥巴马政府建议，美国可以继续降低部署的核弹头，其数量，也许到1000以下，简直是不合理的， ”费舍尔说。
“我们知道什么和不知道中国的能力，迅速提高其弹头数量点的风险为美国不可接受的水平。 ”
除了DF- 41 ，中国也已经开始部署其潜射弹道导弹称为JL- 2和可能发展的后续JL- 2A多达3枚弹头。
“生死时刻美国海军估计，将有多达五的12导弹携带094型核动力弹道导弹潜艇，这至少表明[核潜艇]可能成为另一个来源为中国快速增长的弹头， ”他说。
简氏战略武器系统的报道，2012年，中国是发展中的DF- 41的发布，还指定了CSS -X -10，它是为了取代易于目标井基DF- 5和DF -5A导弹。
拉里·沃策尔，国会美中中国经济与安全审查委员会的一名前军事情报官员和成员，告诉众议院军事委员会的证词在上个月，新的DF- 41是中国日益增长的核导弹武库的一部分。
“中国是由它的核力量现代化，提升其核威慑能力， ”沃策尔说，11月20。 “它正在采取措施，如制定新的公路机动洲际弹道导弹（ICBM ）的DF- 41 。这种导弹可配备多弹头分导再入飞行器（ MIRV ） ，允许其携带多达10枚核弹头。 “
沃策尔说，中国，除了MIRVs ，可以用设计来击败美国的导弹防御系统“渗透助剂”装备他们的导弹。中国也可能在发展铁路机动洲际弹道导弹，他说。
中国核电建设可能对区域安全产生深远的影响。中国最近一直在欺负邻国，特别是日本和菲律宾，在岛屿和海洋权利主张。
“当中国实现核均势甚至是优势地位，我们可以预期，它将使对美国更为旺盛的需求，可以减少美国和其盟友的安全， ”费舍尔说。
马克·斯托克斯，前五角大楼官员和专家对中国的战略核系统已经说了DF - 41已经提到中国军事著作和似乎涉及从DF- 31系列洲际弹道导弹派生较大，固体燃料火箭发动机。
已发现，在过去几年中的DF- 41电机的地面试验。
有在美国情报分析家怀疑的DF -41是基于俄罗斯的被称为SS- 27洲际弹道导弹的移动，而DF -41将采用俄罗斯导弹的制导技术。
中国8月进行的东风-31A洲际弹道导弹两个飞行测试，并于2012年11月，另有DF- 31A是飞行测试。
蔡本胜，国安局台湾的导演，作为岛国的情报服务被调用时，告诉台湾立法机构，中国还在发展DF -41和子推出的JL- 2 。
“他们俩已经部署在中国任何军事基地呢，”蔡说，官方的中央通讯社报道4月15日
蔡英文说，中国快速的军事技术发展的步伐，使得它很可能是解放军将部署在未来的一个多弹头的DF - 41 。
中国军队进行了最新的远程导弹，能够打到美国的目标与核弹头的第二次飞行试验，根据国防官员。
新东凤- 41 ，或DF -41的飞行试验，发生了星期五从山西省五寨导弹发射中心的影响范围在中国西部，说熟悉的测试细节的官员。
这是新的，公路机动，远程洲际弹道导弹的第二次试验，美国情报机构评估将多达10多个，独立，再入飞行器，或MIRVs装备。
此前周五的飞行试验，最后的DF- 41的飞行试验已于2012年7月24日。
五角大楼发言人没有回复邮件寻求在导弹测试评论。
最近的测试表明，中国的远程导弹的开发仍在继续，该导弹是提高对中国宣称核不首先使用核武器的冲突学说的新的担忧。
披露的核导弹飞行试验的当属紧张局势仍是美国和中国之间的高度在考彭斯号航空母舰，一艘导弹巡洋舰和中国海军坦克登陆舰在中国南海12月5日之间的近碰撞。
国务院和五角大楼的抗议事件，其中涉及中国船舶停在考彭斯的道路，迫使巡洋舰做出一个突然的动作，以避免碰撞。该事件发生在靠近中国的第一艘航母，辽宁。
该DF - 41 ，与之间6835英里和7456英里和预期多弹头能力的范围内，被认为是一个潜在的“第一次打击”武器，或者能够执行一个惊喜核攻击，将淘汰敌的武器阿森纳和限制其反击能力。
由空军国家航空航天情报中心的报告五月份公开提到了一个新的远程导弹多弹头，除了目前的长射程的DF -31和DF -31A机动洲际弹道导弹中国的发展。
“中国拥有世界上最活跃和多样化的弹道导弹发展计划”的NASCI报告说。 “这是开发和测试进攻性导弹，形成额外的导弹部队，定性升级导弹系统，以及开发方法来对付弹道导弹防御系统。 ”
“中国弹道导弹部队正在扩大的规模和类型的导弹。 ”
不提了DF -41 ，报告说， “中国也可以开发新的公路机动洲际弹道导弹能够携带MIRV有效载荷，并预期在能够威胁到美国的中国洲际弹道导弹弹头的数量保持增长，以及100在未来15年“ 。
国防部官员说，该报告所指的DF -41 。
里克·费舍尔，一个中国军事专家，高级研究员在国际评估和战略中心说，最新的DF- 41的测试报告上呈现出新的18轮运输车竖发射了新型的DF -中国军事爱好者网站披露一致41 。
“看来，这个新的大MIRV能力的洲际弹道导弹正在取得进展朝着实现的操作状态， ”费舍尔说。
费舍尔称，有报道称，二炮，作为中国的导弹服务被调用，包括至少一个重载的导弹为每个移动导弹发射系统。
如果新的DF- 41部署在未来的每一个发射导弹重新加载，这将大大增加核弹头的数量在中国武库，多达120至240枚核弹头每个DF- 41单元。
“这意味着，奥巴马政府建议，美国可以继续降低部署的核弹头，其数量，也许到1000以下，简直是不合理的， ”费舍尔说。
“我们知道什么和不知道中国的能力，迅速提高其弹头数量点的风险为美国不可接受的水平。 ”
除了DF- 41 ，中国也已经开始部署其潜射弹道导弹称为JL- 2和可能发展的后续JL- 2A多达3枚弹头。
“生死时刻美国海军估计，将有多达五的12导弹携带094型核动力弹道导弹潜艇，这至少表明[核潜艇]可能成为另一个来源为中国快速增长的弹头， ”他说。
简氏战略武器系统的报道，2012年，中国是发展中的DF- 41的发布，还指定了CSS -X -10，它是为了取代易于目标井基DF- 5和DF -5A导弹。
拉里·沃策尔，国会美中中国经济与安全审查委员会的一名前军事情报官员和成员，告诉众议院军事委员会的证词在上个月，新的DF- 41是中国日益增长的核导弹武库的一部分。
“中国是由它的核力量现代化，提升其核威慑能力， ”沃策尔说，11月20。 “它正在采取措施，如制定新的公路机动洲际弹道导弹（ICBM ）的DF- 41 。这种导弹可配备多弹头分导再入飞行器（ MIRV ） ，允许其携带多达10枚核弹头。 “
沃策尔说，中国，除了MIRVs ，可以用设计来击败美国的导弹防御系统“渗透助剂”装备他们的导弹。中国也可能在发展铁路机动洲际弹道导弹，他说。
中国核电建设可能对区域安全产生深远的影响。中国最近一直在欺负邻国，特别是日本和菲律宾，在岛屿和海洋权利主张。
“当中国实现核均势甚至是优势地位，我们可以预期，它将使对美国更为旺盛的需求，可以减少美国和其盟友的安全， ”费舍尔说。
马克·斯托克斯，前五角大楼官员和专家对中国的战略核系统已经说了DF - 41已经提到中国军事著作和似乎涉及从DF- 31系列洲际弹道导弹派生较大，固体燃料火箭发动机。
已发现，在过去几年中的DF- 41电机的地面试验。
有在美国情报分析家怀疑的DF -41是基于俄罗斯的被称为SS- 27洲际弹道导弹的移动，而DF -41将采用俄罗斯导弹的制导技术。
中国8月进行的东风-31A洲际弹道导弹两个飞行测试，并于2012年11月，另有DF- 31A是飞行测试。
蔡本胜，国安局台湾的导演，作为岛国的情报服务被调用时，告诉台湾立法机构，中国还在发展DF -41和子推出的JL- 2 。
“他们俩已经部署在中国任何军事基地呢，”蔡说，官方的中央通讯社报道4月15日
蔡英文说，中国快速的军事技术发展的步伐，使得它很可能是解放军将部署在未来的一个多弹头的DF - 41 。
走高弹道模拟全射程试验。无论美帝还是毛子都能发现。
鉴于自由灯塔以往的消息，应该是真的。
能达到北美洲西海岸的导弹只有13枚了，败家子啊！
既然是13号放的，怎么现在才暴出来阿？
妈蛋,MD 的导弹预警系统确实厉害
米帝爆出来的 又是外媒
31A只有一个弹头
31a是多弹头吧。。。！
31a是多弹头吧。。。！
妈蛋,MD 的导弹预警系统确实厉害
当然，人家的卫星都好几代了，再看不到这次发射真去死好了。
其实中国的卫星监控外国发射应该也不是什么问题吧。真正困难的在于识别真假弹头什么的
当然，人家的卫星都好几代了，再看不到这次发射真去死好了。
其实中国的卫星监控外国发射应该也不是什么问题吧。真正困难的在于识别真假弹头什么的
chenxiao86 发表于 2013-12-18 16:41
31a是多弹头吧。。。！
31系列就没有MIRV的版本服役，中国率先服役的MIRV是在DF5B上
31a是多弹头吧。。。！
31系列就没有MIRV的版本服役，中国率先服役的MIRV是在DF5B上
看美帝突然发射民兵3的动作就知道 应该是真的
lmxhdl 发表于 2013-12-18 16:10
能达到北美洲西海岸的导弹只有13枚了，败家子啊！
DF-41可覆盖北美全境
能达到北美洲西海岸的导弹只有13枚了，败家子啊！
DF-41可覆盖北美全境
12月17日当地时间凌晨4:36,美国从加州范登堡基地试射不带弹头的民兵3号,这个显然是对中国的回应！来自: iPhone客户端
12月17日当地时间凌晨4:36,美国从加州范登堡基地试射不带弹头的民兵3号,这个显然是对中国的回应！来自: iPhone客户端
库存有多少啊……，又是好多人民币没了来自: Android客户端
这种试射要事先向各国通报么？
这种试射要事先向各国通报么？
有通报的例子 防止战略误判
有通报的例子 防止战略误判
oldpoem 发表于 2013-12-18 23:49
这种试射要事先向各国通报么？
需要，不过一般是在发射前几分钟。
这种试射要事先向各国通报么？
需要，不过一般是在发射前几分钟。
我觉得可能是真的 不过美国怎样通过卫星判断是DF-41而不是DF-31A呢 谁能够解释一下? 注意 ...
很简单啊，如果有图像的话从尺寸就可以看出来。如果是雷达和红外监视，可以看出火箭级数，点火时间，还有弹道高度等参数，都足够用来判断型号了
很简单啊，如果有图像的话从尺寸就可以看出来。如果是雷达和红外监视，可以看出火箭级数，点火时间，还有弹道高度等参数，都足够用来判断型号了
很简单啊，如果有图像的话从尺寸就可以看出来。如果是雷达和红外监视，可以看出火箭级数，点火时间，还有 ...
没那么简单
这一次打的是否是41还不一定
也可能是31或者东5
没那么简单
这一次打的是否是41还不一定
也可能是31或者东5
和俄罗斯有通报机制，和美帝不知道有没有。
CDhui 发表于 2013-12-18 16:20
妈蛋,MD 的导弹预警系统确实厉害
要是连这个都发现不了，MD可以去吃屎了。
妈蛋,MD 的导弹预警系统确实厉害
要是连这个都发现不了，MD可以去吃屎了。