超级军网我朝又搞高超音速测试啦？
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China Conducts Fourth Test of Wu-14 Strike Vehicle
‘Extreme maneuvers’ used in latest high-speed warhead test
A representation of the Wu-14 from Chinese television (screenshot)
BY: Bill Gertz Follow @BillGertz
June 11, 2015 5:00 am
China this week carried out the fourth test of an ultra high-speed nuclear delivery vehicle that conducted what intelligence officials say were extreme maneuvers.
The test of the Wu-14 hypersonic strike vehicle was carried out Sunday, launched atop a ballistic missile fired from a test facility in western China.
It was the fourth successful test of the Wu-14 in the past 18 months and the frequency of tests is being viewed by U.S. intelligence analysts as an indicator of the high priority placed on developing the weapon by the Chinese.
Earlier tests took place last year on Jan. 9, Aug. 7, and Dec. 2. The Washington Free Beacon first reported the tests.
The new strike vehicle is considered a high-technology strategic weapon capable of delivering nuclear or conventional warheads while traveling on the edge of space. One of its key features is the ability to maneuver to avoid U.S. missile defenses.
The Wu-14 was assessed as traveling up to 10 times the speed of sound, or around 7,680 miles per hour.
Unlike earlier tests, the latest test demonstrated what one official called “extreme maneuvers” that appeared to analysts designed for penetrating through missile defense systems.
Current U.S. missile defenses are limited to knocking out missiles and their warheads with predictable ballistic trajectories that can be tracked with relative ease by satellite sensors and ground and sea radar.
However, the Wu-14 threatens to neutralize U.S. strategic missile defenses with the unique capability of flying at ultra high speeds and maneuvering to avoid detection and tracking by radar and missile defense interceptors.
The Pentagon’s Missile Defense Agency has repeatedly declined to comment on whether current U.S. missile defenses can defeat maneuvering targets.
A congressional China commission stated in a report published in November that China is working on hypersonic arms as “a core component of its next-generation precision strike capability.”
“Hypersonic glide vehicles could render existing U.S. missile defense systems less effective and potentially obsolete,” the report said.
In addition to the glide vehicle, China also is developing a second hypersonic weapon the uses a high-technology scramjet engine.
The Pentagon and China’s defense ministry confirmed the earlier tests. Asked about the latest test, however, Pentagon spokesman Lt. Col. Jeff Pool declined to comment on the test, citing a policy of not discussing intelligence matters.
However, specialists on China’s military buildup say the latest test is another significant milestone for Chinese long-range strike capabilities.
“With four tests in about a year and a half, it is possible that China could conclude development of an early version for deployment in one to two years,” said Rick Fisher, a China expert with the International Assessment and Strategy Center.
Former Pentagon official Mark Stokes, also a China weapons specialist, said the People’s Liberation Army and China’s space and missile industry have been conducting engineering design work on a boosted hypersonic glide vehicle for some time.
“Certification of the design requires prototype testing of the post boost vehicle, which is probably what’s going on,” said Stokes, now with the Project 2049 Institute, a think tank.
“Fielding of a hypersonic glide vehicle would advance the PLA’s ability to hold U.S. targets at risk, as well as those of allies and partners,” Stokes added.
Lora Saalman, a professor at the Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, the latest Wu-14 test indicates the weapon is a high priority.
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/china-conducts-fourth-test-of-wu-14-strike-vehicle/ China Conducts Fourth Test of Wu-14 Strike Vehicle
‘Extreme maneuvers’ used in latest high-speed warhead test
A representation of the Wu-14 from Chinese television (screenshot)
BY: Bill Gertz Follow @BillGertz
June 11, 2015 5:00 am
China this week carried out the fourth test of an ultra high-speed nuclear delivery vehicle that conducted what intelligence officials say were extreme maneuvers.
The test of the Wu-14 hypersonic strike vehicle was carried out Sunday, launched atop a ballistic missile fired from a test facility in western China.
It was the fourth successful test of the Wu-14 in the past 18 months and the frequency of tests is being viewed by U.S. intelligence analysts as an indicator of the high priority placed on developing the weapon by the Chinese.
Earlier tests took place last year on Jan. 9, Aug. 7, and Dec. 2. The Washington Free Beacon first reported the tests.
The new strike vehicle is considered a high-technology strategic weapon capable of delivering nuclear or conventional warheads while traveling on the edge of space. One of its key features is the ability to maneuver to avoid U.S. missile defenses.
The Wu-14 was assessed as traveling up to 10 times the speed of sound, or around 7,680 miles per hour.
Unlike earlier tests, the latest test demonstrated what one official called “extreme maneuvers” that appeared to analysts designed for penetrating through missile defense systems.
Current U.S. missile defenses are limited to knocking out missiles and their warheads with predictable ballistic trajectories that can be tracked with relative ease by satellite sensors and ground and sea radar.
However, the Wu-14 threatens to neutralize U.S. strategic missile defenses with the unique capability of flying at ultra high speeds and maneuvering to avoid detection and tracking by radar and missile defense interceptors.
The Pentagon’s Missile Defense Agency has repeatedly declined to comment on whether current U.S. missile defenses can defeat maneuvering targets.
A congressional China commission stated in a report published in November that China is working on hypersonic arms as “a core component of its next-generation precision strike capability.”
“Hypersonic glide vehicles could render existing U.S. missile defense systems less effective and potentially obsolete,” the report said.
In addition to the glide vehicle, China also is developing a second hypersonic weapon the uses a high-technology scramjet engine.
The Pentagon and China’s defense ministry confirmed the earlier tests. Asked about the latest test, however, Pentagon spokesman Lt. Col. Jeff Pool declined to comment on the test, citing a policy of not discussing intelligence matters.
However, specialists on China’s military buildup say the latest test is another significant milestone for Chinese long-range strike capabilities.
“With four tests in about a year and a half, it is possible that China could conclude development of an early version for deployment in one to two years,” said Rick Fisher, a China expert with the International Assessment and Strategy Center.
Former Pentagon official Mark Stokes, also a China weapons specialist, said the People’s Liberation Army and China’s space and missile industry have been conducting engineering design work on a boosted hypersonic glide vehicle for some time.
“Certification of the design requires prototype testing of the post boost vehicle, which is probably what’s going on,” said Stokes, now with the Project 2049 Institute, a think tank.
“Fielding of a hypersonic glide vehicle would advance the PLA’s ability to hold U.S. targets at risk, as well as those of allies and partners,” Stokes added.
Lora Saalman, a professor at the Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, the latest Wu-14 test indicates the weapon is a high priority.
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/china-conducts-fourth-test-of-wu-14-strike-vehicle/
‘Extreme maneuvers’ used in latest high-speed warhead test
A representation of the Wu-14 from Chinese television (screenshot)
BY: Bill Gertz Follow @BillGertz
June 11, 2015 5:00 am
China this week carried out the fourth test of an ultra high-speed nuclear delivery vehicle that conducted what intelligence officials say were extreme maneuvers.
The test of the Wu-14 hypersonic strike vehicle was carried out Sunday, launched atop a ballistic missile fired from a test facility in western China.
It was the fourth successful test of the Wu-14 in the past 18 months and the frequency of tests is being viewed by U.S. intelligence analysts as an indicator of the high priority placed on developing the weapon by the Chinese.
Earlier tests took place last year on Jan. 9, Aug. 7, and Dec. 2. The Washington Free Beacon first reported the tests.
The new strike vehicle is considered a high-technology strategic weapon capable of delivering nuclear or conventional warheads while traveling on the edge of space. One of its key features is the ability to maneuver to avoid U.S. missile defenses.
The Wu-14 was assessed as traveling up to 10 times the speed of sound, or around 7,680 miles per hour.
Unlike earlier tests, the latest test demonstrated what one official called “extreme maneuvers” that appeared to analysts designed for penetrating through missile defense systems.
Current U.S. missile defenses are limited to knocking out missiles and their warheads with predictable ballistic trajectories that can be tracked with relative ease by satellite sensors and ground and sea radar.
However, the Wu-14 threatens to neutralize U.S. strategic missile defenses with the unique capability of flying at ultra high speeds and maneuvering to avoid detection and tracking by radar and missile defense interceptors.
The Pentagon’s Missile Defense Agency has repeatedly declined to comment on whether current U.S. missile defenses can defeat maneuvering targets.
A congressional China commission stated in a report published in November that China is working on hypersonic arms as “a core component of its next-generation precision strike capability.”
“Hypersonic glide vehicles could render existing U.S. missile defense systems less effective and potentially obsolete,” the report said.
In addition to the glide vehicle, China also is developing a second hypersonic weapon the uses a high-technology scramjet engine.
The Pentagon and China’s defense ministry confirmed the earlier tests. Asked about the latest test, however, Pentagon spokesman Lt. Col. Jeff Pool declined to comment on the test, citing a policy of not discussing intelligence matters.
However, specialists on China’s military buildup say the latest test is another significant milestone for Chinese long-range strike capabilities.
“With four tests in about a year and a half, it is possible that China could conclude development of an early version for deployment in one to two years,” said Rick Fisher, a China expert with the International Assessment and Strategy Center.
Former Pentagon official Mark Stokes, also a China weapons specialist, said the People’s Liberation Army and China’s space and missile industry have been conducting engineering design work on a boosted hypersonic glide vehicle for some time.
“Certification of the design requires prototype testing of the post boost vehicle, which is probably what’s going on,” said Stokes, now with the Project 2049 Institute, a think tank.
“Fielding of a hypersonic glide vehicle would advance the PLA’s ability to hold U.S. targets at risk, as well as those of allies and partners,” Stokes added.
Lora Saalman, a professor at the Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, the latest Wu-14 test indicates the weapon is a high priority.
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/china-conducts-fourth-test-of-wu-14-strike-vehicle/ China Conducts Fourth Test of Wu-14 Strike Vehicle
‘Extreme maneuvers’ used in latest high-speed warhead test
A representation of the Wu-14 from Chinese television (screenshot)
BY: Bill Gertz Follow @BillGertz
June 11, 2015 5:00 am
China this week carried out the fourth test of an ultra high-speed nuclear delivery vehicle that conducted what intelligence officials say were extreme maneuvers.
The test of the Wu-14 hypersonic strike vehicle was carried out Sunday, launched atop a ballistic missile fired from a test facility in western China.
It was the fourth successful test of the Wu-14 in the past 18 months and the frequency of tests is being viewed by U.S. intelligence analysts as an indicator of the high priority placed on developing the weapon by the Chinese.
Earlier tests took place last year on Jan. 9, Aug. 7, and Dec. 2. The Washington Free Beacon first reported the tests.
The new strike vehicle is considered a high-technology strategic weapon capable of delivering nuclear or conventional warheads while traveling on the edge of space. One of its key features is the ability to maneuver to avoid U.S. missile defenses.
The Wu-14 was assessed as traveling up to 10 times the speed of sound, or around 7,680 miles per hour.
Unlike earlier tests, the latest test demonstrated what one official called “extreme maneuvers” that appeared to analysts designed for penetrating through missile defense systems.
Current U.S. missile defenses are limited to knocking out missiles and their warheads with predictable ballistic trajectories that can be tracked with relative ease by satellite sensors and ground and sea radar.
However, the Wu-14 threatens to neutralize U.S. strategic missile defenses with the unique capability of flying at ultra high speeds and maneuvering to avoid detection and tracking by radar and missile defense interceptors.
The Pentagon’s Missile Defense Agency has repeatedly declined to comment on whether current U.S. missile defenses can defeat maneuvering targets.
A congressional China commission stated in a report published in November that China is working on hypersonic arms as “a core component of its next-generation precision strike capability.”
“Hypersonic glide vehicles could render existing U.S. missile defense systems less effective and potentially obsolete,” the report said.
In addition to the glide vehicle, China also is developing a second hypersonic weapon the uses a high-technology scramjet engine.
The Pentagon and China’s defense ministry confirmed the earlier tests. Asked about the latest test, however, Pentagon spokesman Lt. Col. Jeff Pool declined to comment on the test, citing a policy of not discussing intelligence matters.
However, specialists on China’s military buildup say the latest test is another significant milestone for Chinese long-range strike capabilities.
“With four tests in about a year and a half, it is possible that China could conclude development of an early version for deployment in one to two years,” said Rick Fisher, a China expert with the International Assessment and Strategy Center.
Former Pentagon official Mark Stokes, also a China weapons specialist, said the People’s Liberation Army and China’s space and missile industry have been conducting engineering design work on a boosted hypersonic glide vehicle for some time.
“Certification of the design requires prototype testing of the post boost vehicle, which is probably what’s going on,” said Stokes, now with the Project 2049 Institute, a think tank.
“Fielding of a hypersonic glide vehicle would advance the PLA’s ability to hold U.S. targets at risk, as well as those of allies and partners,” Stokes added.
Lora Saalman, a professor at the Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, the latest Wu-14 test indicates the weapon is a high priority.
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/china-conducts-fourth-test-of-wu-14-strike-vehicle/
英文看不懂呀
高机动性飞行器。还赤裸裸的说是核载具。不过这次透明多了，关于那个蛇形烟雾，各新闻都奉旨官泄了。
看样子四年内能服役的样子。
看样子四年内能服役的样子。
英文看不懂呀
不用看，美式风格八股文。
就是扯中国这东西又咋了，然后就是各种担心，各种预测，是否自己反导还行不行。杂七杂八的。
不用看，美式风格八股文。
就是扯中国这东西又咋了，然后就是各种担心，各种预测，是否自己反导还行不行。杂七杂八的。
anka45 发表于 2015-6-12 00:21
英文看不懂呀
几个要点:一年半时间内的第四次成功试验。首次展示超机动变轨能力。预计一两年内研发完成可实战部署的初期版本。对美国战略导弹防御系统严重威胁。中国还在研发另一种使用超燃冲压发动机的高超音速武器。
anka45 发表于 2015-6-12 00:21
英文看不懂呀
几个要点:一年半时间内的第四次成功试验。首次展示超机动变轨能力。预计一两年内研发完成可实战部署的初期版本。对美国战略导弹防御系统严重威胁。中国还在研发另一种使用超燃冲压发动机的高超音速武器。
似乎有从原理验证进入工程设计验证的迹象，有意思的是全世界除美，俄，以色列各有一家媒体报道外，其他媒体没有刊登这个消息。
五角大楼还是拒绝回应，什么时候他们松口了本朝国防部也就松了。
美国人都估计要本朝即将实战部署了，总感觉这货就是奉旨官泄然后帮着五角大楼要钱的啊。
美国人都估计要本朝即将实战部署了，总感觉这货就是奉旨官泄然后帮着五角大楼要钱的啊。
一直在做科学探索，人畜无害，小美妹婊紧张。
是的.在7-9号西部山区发射的.一般人我不告诉他
试着翻译个大概：
China this week carried out the fourth test of an ultra high-speed nuclear delivery vehicle that conducted what intelligence officials say were extreme maneuvers.
中国本周进行第四次超高速核载具试验，情报官员称此次试验是超高机动的
The test of the Wu-14 hypersonic strike vehicle was carried out Sunday, launched atop a ballistic missile fired from a test facility in western China.
这次WU-14超高速打击武器试验是在周日进行的，从中国西部一试验设施用弹道导弹发射的。
It was the fourth successful test of the Wu-14 in the past 18 months and the frequency of tests is being viewed by U.S. intelligence analysts as an indicator of the high priority placed on developing the weapon by the Chinese.
这是过去18个月来Wu-14的第四次成功试验，美国情报分析专家称试验的频度显示它居于中国正在发展武器的优先位置。
Earlier tests took place last year on Jan. 9, Aug. 7, and Dec. 2. The Washington Free Beacon first reported the tests.
早先几次试验分别在去年1月9日、8月7日和12月2日进行。自由灯塔报率先报道这些测试。
The new strike vehicle is considered a high-technology strategic weapon capable of delivering nuclear or conventional warheads while traveling on the edge of space. One of its key features is the ability to maneuver to avoid U.S. missile defenses.
新的打击载具被认为是一种高科技的战略武器，具备在太空边缘飞行投送核弹头或常规弹头的能力。它的一个关键性能是能够机动规避美国导弹防御拦截。
The Wu-14 was assessed as traveling up to 10 times the speed of sound, or around 7,680 miles per hour.
Wu-14被认为能够以10倍的音速飞行，大约是每小时7680英里。
Unlike earlier tests, the latest test demonstrated what one official called “extreme maneuvers” that appeared to analysts designed for penetrating through missile defense systems.
不同以往的试验，这次最新的试验展示了分析家认为设计专门用来突防导弹防御系统，一位官员所称的“超机动”
Current U.S. missile defenses are limited to knocking out missiles and their warheads with predictable ballistic trajectories that can be tracked with relative ease by satellite sensors and ground and sea radar.
现行美国导弹防御系统依赖于卫星、陆基或海基雷达相对容易可跟踪的可预测的弹道，才能击中目标导弹和弹头。
However, the Wu-14 threatens to neutralize U.S. strategic missile defenses with the unique capability of flying at ultra high speeds and maneuvering to avoid detection and tracking by radar and missile defense interceptors.
然而，Wu-14具备的能躲避导弹防御系统侦测和雷达跟踪的特有的超高速和机动能力，威胁到了中和掉美国的战略导弹防御能力。
The Pentagon’s Missile Defense Agency has repeatedly declined to comment on whether current U.S. missile defenses can defeat maneuvering targets.
五角大楼导弹防御局拒绝对现行美国导弹防御系统能否击落机动目标发表评论。
China this week carried out the fourth test of an ultra high-speed nuclear delivery vehicle that conducted what intelligence officials say were extreme maneuvers.
中国本周进行第四次超高速核载具试验，情报官员称此次试验是超高机动的
The test of the Wu-14 hypersonic strike vehicle was carried out Sunday, launched atop a ballistic missile fired from a test facility in western China.
这次WU-14超高速打击武器试验是在周日进行的，从中国西部一试验设施用弹道导弹发射的。
It was the fourth successful test of the Wu-14 in the past 18 months and the frequency of tests is being viewed by U.S. intelligence analysts as an indicator of the high priority placed on developing the weapon by the Chinese.
这是过去18个月来Wu-14的第四次成功试验，美国情报分析专家称试验的频度显示它居于中国正在发展武器的优先位置。
Earlier tests took place last year on Jan. 9, Aug. 7, and Dec. 2. The Washington Free Beacon first reported the tests.
早先几次试验分别在去年1月9日、8月7日和12月2日进行。自由灯塔报率先报道这些测试。
The new strike vehicle is considered a high-technology strategic weapon capable of delivering nuclear or conventional warheads while traveling on the edge of space. One of its key features is the ability to maneuver to avoid U.S. missile defenses.
新的打击载具被认为是一种高科技的战略武器，具备在太空边缘飞行投送核弹头或常规弹头的能力。它的一个关键性能是能够机动规避美国导弹防御拦截。
The Wu-14 was assessed as traveling up to 10 times the speed of sound, or around 7,680 miles per hour.
Wu-14被认为能够以10倍的音速飞行，大约是每小时7680英里。
Unlike earlier tests, the latest test demonstrated what one official called “extreme maneuvers” that appeared to analysts designed for penetrating through missile defense systems.
不同以往的试验，这次最新的试验展示了分析家认为设计专门用来突防导弹防御系统，一位官员所称的“超机动”
Current U.S. missile defenses are limited to knocking out missiles and their warheads with predictable ballistic trajectories that can be tracked with relative ease by satellite sensors and ground and sea radar.
现行美国导弹防御系统依赖于卫星、陆基或海基雷达相对容易可跟踪的可预测的弹道，才能击中目标导弹和弹头。
However, the Wu-14 threatens to neutralize U.S. strategic missile defenses with the unique capability of flying at ultra high speeds and maneuvering to avoid detection and tracking by radar and missile defense interceptors.
然而，Wu-14具备的能躲避导弹防御系统侦测和雷达跟踪的特有的超高速和机动能力，威胁到了中和掉美国的战略导弹防御能力。
The Pentagon’s Missile Defense Agency has repeatedly declined to comment on whether current U.S. missile defenses can defeat maneuvering targets.
五角大楼导弹防御局拒绝对现行美国导弹防御系统能否击落机动目标发表评论。
美帝请回避，，，
超越的感觉真好
美帝请回避，，，
超越的感觉真好