超级军网飞弹打航母 中共获致重大进展
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飞弹打航母 中共获致重大进展
* 2009-09-04
* 新闻速报
* 【中广新闻／刘芳】
「华盛顿时报」今天报导，中共研发以中程飞弹攻击航空母舰，已获致重大进展，即将进行测试。
华盛顿时报在「五角大厦圈内」专栏披露，华府智库「二０四九计画研究所」即将发布的报告指出，中共以既有的「东风21」型中程弹道飞弹为蓝本，积极研发一种战略武器，那就是击杀航空母舰的中程飞弹。这型飞弹的射程约为一千五百英里，也就是二千四百公里。由于飞行高度接近太空，所以美国的海基飞弹防御系统难以捕捉。
报导说，如果台海或亚洲其它地区发生战事，美国航母战斗群驰援，势将面临这种飞弹的严重威胁。这种新型飞弹也将改变亚太甚至更广阔区域的战略态势。
「二０四九计画研究所」的成员包括美国前国务院副助理国务卿薛瑞福、前国防部中国科长石明凯等人。
这份报告说，中共测试反舰飞弹是以东北的大连港为主，因此美国正在相关区域加紧搜集情报。如果中共的飞行测试成功，震撼效果相当于前年中共击杀卫星。飞弹打航母 中共获致重大进展
* 2009-09-04
* 新闻速报
* 【中广新闻／刘芳】
「华盛顿时报」今天报导，中共研发以中程飞弹攻击航空母舰，已获致重大进展，即将进行测试。
华盛顿时报在「五角大厦圈内」专栏披露，华府智库「二０四九计画研究所」即将发布的报告指出，中共以既有的「东风21」型中程弹道飞弹为蓝本，积极研发一种战略武器，那就是击杀航空母舰的中程飞弹。这型飞弹的射程约为一千五百英里，也就是二千四百公里。由于飞行高度接近太空，所以美国的海基飞弹防御系统难以捕捉。
报导说，如果台海或亚洲其它地区发生战事，美国航母战斗群驰援，势将面临这种飞弹的严重威胁。这种新型飞弹也将改变亚太甚至更广阔区域的战略态势。
「二０四九计画研究所」的成员包括美国前国务院副助理国务卿薛瑞福、前国防部中国科长石明凯等人。
这份报告说，中共测试反舰飞弹是以东北的大连港为主，因此美国正在相关区域加紧搜集情报。如果中共的飞行测试成功，震撼效果相当于前年中共击杀卫星。
* 2009-09-04
* 新闻速报
* 【中广新闻／刘芳】
「华盛顿时报」今天报导，中共研发以中程飞弹攻击航空母舰，已获致重大进展，即将进行测试。
华盛顿时报在「五角大厦圈内」专栏披露，华府智库「二０四九计画研究所」即将发布的报告指出，中共以既有的「东风21」型中程弹道飞弹为蓝本，积极研发一种战略武器，那就是击杀航空母舰的中程飞弹。这型飞弹的射程约为一千五百英里，也就是二千四百公里。由于飞行高度接近太空，所以美国的海基飞弹防御系统难以捕捉。
报导说，如果台海或亚洲其它地区发生战事，美国航母战斗群驰援，势将面临这种飞弹的严重威胁。这种新型飞弹也将改变亚太甚至更广阔区域的战略态势。
「二０四九计画研究所」的成员包括美国前国务院副助理国务卿薛瑞福、前国防部中国科长石明凯等人。
这份报告说，中共测试反舰飞弹是以东北的大连港为主，因此美国正在相关区域加紧搜集情报。如果中共的飞行测试成功，震撼效果相当于前年中共击杀卫星。飞弹打航母 中共获致重大进展
* 2009-09-04
* 新闻速报
* 【中广新闻／刘芳】
「华盛顿时报」今天报导，中共研发以中程飞弹攻击航空母舰，已获致重大进展，即将进行测试。
华盛顿时报在「五角大厦圈内」专栏披露，华府智库「二０四九计画研究所」即将发布的报告指出，中共以既有的「东风21」型中程弹道飞弹为蓝本，积极研发一种战略武器，那就是击杀航空母舰的中程飞弹。这型飞弹的射程约为一千五百英里，也就是二千四百公里。由于飞行高度接近太空，所以美国的海基飞弹防御系统难以捕捉。
报导说，如果台海或亚洲其它地区发生战事，美国航母战斗群驰援，势将面临这种飞弹的严重威胁。这种新型飞弹也将改变亚太甚至更广阔区域的战略态势。
「二０四九计画研究所」的成员包括美国前国务院副助理国务卿薛瑞福、前国防部中国科长石明凯等人。
这份报告说，中共测试反舰飞弹是以东北的大连港为主，因此美国正在相关区域加紧搜集情报。如果中共的飞行测试成功，震撼效果相当于前年中共击杀卫星。
三无文章
从技术角度来讲，只要灭了美国二艘，在亚洲就没人谁敢和我们说不。
给百姓洗脑的宣传,类似xxxxxx
消息来源能说一下否？
消息来源能说一下否？
通篇来讲就是一句话：国会，再给点钱啊！
参考消息已转载此文。
早就有人说过了，《华盛顿时报》在美国也就一保守派小报。在美国的地位也就地摊级。通过《参考消息》看这份报纸的中国人恐怕比美国人还多。
早就有人说过了，《华盛顿时报》在美国也就一保守派小报。在美国的地位也就地摊级。通过《参考消息》看这份报纸的中国人恐怕比美国人还多。
哈哈，台湾地摊新闻比大陆还要猖獗
一看内容就知道是地摊小报风格。
China's anti-carrier missiles
Bill Gertz
Washington Times
China is moving ahead with development of an aircraft-carrier-killing ballistic missile that is likely the first step in a major new Chinese strategic missile program, according to a forthcoming report by Mark A. Stokes, a retired Air Force officer and former Pentagon China specialist.
The report provides new details on efforts by the Chinese military to convert DF-21 medium-range ballistic missiles into aircraft-carrier-killing weapons, viewed by the Pentagon to be key asymmetric warfare weapons in Beijing's military buildup.
The report identifies numerous Chinese military and technical writings that show the development of anti-ship ballistic missiles is well advanced.
It states that China is ready to conduct a flight test, perhaps timed to future elections in Taiwan.
Mr. Stokes is director of the Project 2049 Institute, an Asia policy research group in Arlington that will release the report, "China's Evolving Conventional Strategic Strike Capability," in the next several days.
Disclosure of the report comes as China's state-run newspaper Global Times reported Wednesday that the Chinese military on Oct. 1, during a parade marking the 60th anniversary of the communist government, will showcase for the first time five types of missiles, including nuclear intercontinental ballistic missiles, conventional cruise missiles and medium-range and short-range conventional missiles.
U.S. intelligence agencies for the past several years have been closely monitoring China's northern port of Dalian, where past anti-ship missile tests were carried out, for the first flight test of the new ASBM.
The new conventionally armed ballistic missile test, if successful, is expected to be strategically comparable to Beijing's January 2007 anti-satellite missile test.
The report by Mr. Stokes states that fielding the anti-ship missile "could alter the strategic landscape in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond."
The current missile being developed, the DF-21, has a range of about 1,500 miles, enough to threaten and deter U.S. aircraft-carrier strike groups that would be used by the Pentagon to defend Taiwan from a mainland attack or to respond to other conflicts in Asia.
The new missiles are expected to fly in the upper atmosphere or near space and thus "negate" current U.S. Navy-based missile defenses, the report says.
Beyond Asia, the report states that using missiles to hit ships as sea is the first step in China's plan for conventional long-range attack capability across the globe.
The U.S. military is developing a similar capability called prompt global strike that would enable commanders to hit targets anywhere in the world in less than an hour. The Pentagon also is conducting research on long-range anti-ship missiles.
The report states that a review of Chinese military writings reveals that anti-ship ballistic missiles are part of a "phased approach for development of a conventional global strike capability by 2025."
The phases include extending the targeting range of precision guided conventional warhead missiles from 1,240 by 2010 to 1,860 miles in 2015, up to 5,000 miles by 2020, and globewide missile capabilities by 2025 using a hypersonic cruise vehicle.
The missile programs include maneuvering re-entry vehicles and warheads with on-board sensors that are accurate enough to attack ships in the ocean moving at up to 35 knots at sea.
For targeting and tracking, China is developing a comprehensive system of space, ground and sea radar and sensors, including a "near-space" vehicle that would be deployed out of range of most surface-to-air missiles.
In addition to using it during a conflict over Taiwan, China also could use its long-range missiles in any conflict in the South China Sea or in response to threats to close sea lanes used to transport oil to China.
"China's success in fielding a regional and global precision-strike capability could extend the threat envelope to military facilities in Hawaii, and perhaps even space-related and other military facilities in the continental United States that are likely to be involved in a Taiwan-related contingency," Mr. Stoke said.
U.S. allies in Asia rely on aircraft-carrier strike groups, which are outfitted with both strike aircraft and long-range cruise missiles, to maintain security.
China's ability to attack the carriers will undermine stability by preventing carriers from moving within 1,500 miles of China, the report says.
The report mentions a new Chinese missile threat that is a an advanced hybrid ballistic missile that skims the Earth's atmosphere and then converts to an air-breathing cruise missile before reaching the target.
Richard Fisher, a specialist on the Chinese military at the International Assessment and Strategy Center, said China is rapidly developing the space surveillance and navigation system for its long-range missiles.
"This threat deserves very serious consideration, as it would clearly, if true, necessitate a major new American initiative in the area of missile defenses," Mr. Fisher said.
Jeffrey Lewis, a strategic analyst at the New America Foundation, said the Chinese military seems very interested in conventionally armed ballistic missiles "largely, I suspect, out of a desire to increase the service's profile and autonomy."
Mr. Lewis, however, has been wrong in the past in his assessment of Chinese military developments. He stated on his blog in July 2005 that the Pentagon had "no evidence" for published claims China was working on a direct-ascent anti-satellite missile.
A year and half later, in January 2007, China conducted its first successful test of a direct-ascent ASAT missile after several failures.
Chinese Embassy spokesman Wang Baodong did not address the new missile directly.
"As a peace-loving country that pursues the national defense policy of self-defense nature, China's military modernization, including its navy building, is solely for self-defense," Mr. Wang said in an e-mail.
China surveillance
The Pentagon has rejected a demand by China to halt air and naval surveillance of the country.
Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell said the recent demand made by Chinese officials at a meeting in Beijing under the auspices of the Military Maritime Consultative Agreement was rejected.
"We have given the PRC that position numerous times, most recently at the MMCA," Mr. Morrell told Inside the Ring.
He went on to state: "Without commenting on intelligence operations that may or may not be taking place, I can say that the U.S. Navy operates in international waters all over the world, including off the coast of China. We are perfectly within our rights to do so, just as the Chinese or any other navy would be. Such missions should not be viewed as a security or economic threat to anyone."
China's Defense Ministry issued a statement last week blaming U.S. air and sea surveillance for "military confrontations between the two sides."
"The way to resolve China-U.S. maritime incidents is for the U.S. to change its surveillance and survey operations policies against China, decrease and eventually stop such operations," the statement after the two-day military meeting said
Bill Gertz
Washington Times
China is moving ahead with development of an aircraft-carrier-killing ballistic missile that is likely the first step in a major new Chinese strategic missile program, according to a forthcoming report by Mark A. Stokes, a retired Air Force officer and former Pentagon China specialist.
The report provides new details on efforts by the Chinese military to convert DF-21 medium-range ballistic missiles into aircraft-carrier-killing weapons, viewed by the Pentagon to be key asymmetric warfare weapons in Beijing's military buildup.
The report identifies numerous Chinese military and technical writings that show the development of anti-ship ballistic missiles is well advanced.
It states that China is ready to conduct a flight test, perhaps timed to future elections in Taiwan.
Mr. Stokes is director of the Project 2049 Institute, an Asia policy research group in Arlington that will release the report, "China's Evolving Conventional Strategic Strike Capability," in the next several days.
Disclosure of the report comes as China's state-run newspaper Global Times reported Wednesday that the Chinese military on Oct. 1, during a parade marking the 60th anniversary of the communist government, will showcase for the first time five types of missiles, including nuclear intercontinental ballistic missiles, conventional cruise missiles and medium-range and short-range conventional missiles.
U.S. intelligence agencies for the past several years have been closely monitoring China's northern port of Dalian, where past anti-ship missile tests were carried out, for the first flight test of the new ASBM.
The new conventionally armed ballistic missile test, if successful, is expected to be strategically comparable to Beijing's January 2007 anti-satellite missile test.
The report by Mr. Stokes states that fielding the anti-ship missile "could alter the strategic landscape in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond."
The current missile being developed, the DF-21, has a range of about 1,500 miles, enough to threaten and deter U.S. aircraft-carrier strike groups that would be used by the Pentagon to defend Taiwan from a mainland attack or to respond to other conflicts in Asia.
The new missiles are expected to fly in the upper atmosphere or near space and thus "negate" current U.S. Navy-based missile defenses, the report says.
Beyond Asia, the report states that using missiles to hit ships as sea is the first step in China's plan for conventional long-range attack capability across the globe.
The U.S. military is developing a similar capability called prompt global strike that would enable commanders to hit targets anywhere in the world in less than an hour. The Pentagon also is conducting research on long-range anti-ship missiles.
The report states that a review of Chinese military writings reveals that anti-ship ballistic missiles are part of a "phased approach for development of a conventional global strike capability by 2025."
The phases include extending the targeting range of precision guided conventional warhead missiles from 1,240 by 2010 to 1,860 miles in 2015, up to 5,000 miles by 2020, and globewide missile capabilities by 2025 using a hypersonic cruise vehicle.
The missile programs include maneuvering re-entry vehicles and warheads with on-board sensors that are accurate enough to attack ships in the ocean moving at up to 35 knots at sea.
For targeting and tracking, China is developing a comprehensive system of space, ground and sea radar and sensors, including a "near-space" vehicle that would be deployed out of range of most surface-to-air missiles.
In addition to using it during a conflict over Taiwan, China also could use its long-range missiles in any conflict in the South China Sea or in response to threats to close sea lanes used to transport oil to China.
"China's success in fielding a regional and global precision-strike capability could extend the threat envelope to military facilities in Hawaii, and perhaps even space-related and other military facilities in the continental United States that are likely to be involved in a Taiwan-related contingency," Mr. Stoke said.
U.S. allies in Asia rely on aircraft-carrier strike groups, which are outfitted with both strike aircraft and long-range cruise missiles, to maintain security.
China's ability to attack the carriers will undermine stability by preventing carriers from moving within 1,500 miles of China, the report says.
The report mentions a new Chinese missile threat that is a an advanced hybrid ballistic missile that skims the Earth's atmosphere and then converts to an air-breathing cruise missile before reaching the target.
Richard Fisher, a specialist on the Chinese military at the International Assessment and Strategy Center, said China is rapidly developing the space surveillance and navigation system for its long-range missiles.
"This threat deserves very serious consideration, as it would clearly, if true, necessitate a major new American initiative in the area of missile defenses," Mr. Fisher said.
Jeffrey Lewis, a strategic analyst at the New America Foundation, said the Chinese military seems very interested in conventionally armed ballistic missiles "largely, I suspect, out of a desire to increase the service's profile and autonomy."
Mr. Lewis, however, has been wrong in the past in his assessment of Chinese military developments. He stated on his blog in July 2005 that the Pentagon had "no evidence" for published claims China was working on a direct-ascent anti-satellite missile.
A year and half later, in January 2007, China conducted its first successful test of a direct-ascent ASAT missile after several failures.
Chinese Embassy spokesman Wang Baodong did not address the new missile directly.
"As a peace-loving country that pursues the national defense policy of self-defense nature, China's military modernization, including its navy building, is solely for self-defense," Mr. Wang said in an e-mail.
China surveillance
The Pentagon has rejected a demand by China to halt air and naval surveillance of the country.
Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell said the recent demand made by Chinese officials at a meeting in Beijing under the auspices of the Military Maritime Consultative Agreement was rejected.
"We have given the PRC that position numerous times, most recently at the MMCA," Mr. Morrell told Inside the Ring.
He went on to state: "Without commenting on intelligence operations that may or may not be taking place, I can say that the U.S. Navy operates in international waters all over the world, including off the coast of China. We are perfectly within our rights to do so, just as the Chinese or any other navy would be. Such missions should not be viewed as a security or economic threat to anyone."
China's Defense Ministry issued a statement last week blaming U.S. air and sea surveillance for "military confrontations between the two sides."
"The way to resolve China-U.S. maritime incidents is for the U.S. to change its surveillance and survey operations policies against China, decrease and eventually stop such operations," the statement after the two-day military meeting said
华盛顿时报是右派小报，华盛顿邮报，纽约时报才是大报纸！
中国喂鞋论
打航母？ 这可比打卫星震撼多了
可喜可贺啊!!!
不知道是不是真的
lhicq 发表于 2009-9-5 00:50 
当年日本人也认为，只要灭掉夏威夷的太平洋舰队，美国人就会被逼回到谈判桌，划定日本的势力范围。
你的高见不会超过当年的日本精英。
当年日本人也认为，只要灭掉夏威夷的太平洋舰队，美国人就会被逼回到谈判桌，划定日本的势力范围。
你的高见不会超过当年的日本精英。
灭了美国航母，美国人会和你玩命的。
远谋 发表于 2009-9-5 09:50
当年蒋委员长也认为只要TG敢跟美国人动武，就会引发第三次世界大战，他就可以乘机反攻大陆了。
你的高见也不会超过当年的蒋公。
当年蒋委员长也认为只要TG敢跟美国人动武，就会引发第三次世界大战，他就可以乘机反攻大陆了。
你的高见也不会超过当年的蒋公。
第三只眼睛 发表于 2009-9-5 13:05
美国在朝鲜越南死伤了几十万人，也没见它怎么玩命啊。
美国在朝鲜越南死伤了几十万人，也没见它怎么玩命啊。
晕倒
这种小报纸的新闻难道也可信么？
要是 Washington Post的文章也许，还是可以相信的
这种小报纸的新闻难道也可信么？
要是 Washington Post的文章也许，还是可以相信的
看个热闹:D
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华府智库：共军远程反航母飞弹 年底试射
* 2009-09-05
* 中国时报
* 【刘屏／华盛顿四日电】
华府智库的研究报告说，中共研发以较远程的飞弹攻击航空母舰，已获致重大进展，并准备进行飞行测试，且可能在台湾下次选举时试射。
《华盛顿时报》三日报导说，华府智库「二○四九计画研究所」即将公布此一报告。此一研究机构以探讨亚洲议题为主，成员包括美国前国家安全顾问布里辛斯基、前国务院副助理国务卿薛瑞福、前国防部中国科长石明凯等。
根据此一报告，中共是以「东风廿一」型中程飞弹为蓝本，改装为反舰飞弹，射程可达二千四百公里，成为以小搏大的「非对称战力」利器，亦是中共发展全球战略武力的第一步。
报告说，如果中共对台动武，美军驰援台湾，航母无疑是最重要的载具，一九九六年台海危机即为一例。因此中共一直致力研发「反航母」战力。一旦中共充分部署这型武器，美军不论干预台海或亚洲其它地区，都将面临新的威胁。报告又说，这型飞弹的飞行高度接近太空，美国现有的海基飞弹防御系统阻截不易。
报告也说，如果中共测试成功，其震撼效果不下于前年中共击杀卫星一事。其意涵是中共将改变亚太、甚至更广阔区域的战略态势，甚至有一天威胁到夏威夷的美军基地。正因为如此，美国非常重视相关讯息，正加强在大连港一带的情报搜集工作，因为当地是中共测试反舰飞弹的主要基地。
报告说，中共正研发各种地面、水面和太空的监视、追踪系统，以增强精准打击力量；同时具备精准打击力量的传统弹头飞弹也不断增加，预计二○一○年时达到一千二百四十枚，二○一五年时达到一千八百六十枚，二○二○年时达到五千枚。
报告指出，中共的长期战略目标之一是要跨出亚洲，具备全球性的传统弹头飞弹战力。美国也在发展长程反舰飞弹，要让全球各地的美军指挥官能在一小时内攻击全球任何目标。
《华盛顿时报》指出，对于此一研究报告，中共驻美大使馆发言人王保东回应说，中国爱好和平，一切军事作为纯系自卫所需。
* 2009-09-05
* 中国时报
* 【刘屏／华盛顿四日电】
华府智库的研究报告说，中共研发以较远程的飞弹攻击航空母舰，已获致重大进展，并准备进行飞行测试，且可能在台湾下次选举时试射。
《华盛顿时报》三日报导说，华府智库「二○四九计画研究所」即将公布此一报告。此一研究机构以探讨亚洲议题为主，成员包括美国前国家安全顾问布里辛斯基、前国务院副助理国务卿薛瑞福、前国防部中国科长石明凯等。
根据此一报告，中共是以「东风廿一」型中程飞弹为蓝本，改装为反舰飞弹，射程可达二千四百公里，成为以小搏大的「非对称战力」利器，亦是中共发展全球战略武力的第一步。
报告说，如果中共对台动武，美军驰援台湾，航母无疑是最重要的载具，一九九六年台海危机即为一例。因此中共一直致力研发「反航母」战力。一旦中共充分部署这型武器，美军不论干预台海或亚洲其它地区，都将面临新的威胁。报告又说，这型飞弹的飞行高度接近太空，美国现有的海基飞弹防御系统阻截不易。
报告也说，如果中共测试成功，其震撼效果不下于前年中共击杀卫星一事。其意涵是中共将改变亚太、甚至更广阔区域的战略态势，甚至有一天威胁到夏威夷的美军基地。正因为如此，美国非常重视相关讯息，正加强在大连港一带的情报搜集工作，因为当地是中共测试反舰飞弹的主要基地。
报告说，中共正研发各种地面、水面和太空的监视、追踪系统，以增强精准打击力量；同时具备精准打击力量的传统弹头飞弹也不断增加，预计二○一○年时达到一千二百四十枚，二○一五年时达到一千八百六十枚，二○二○年时达到五千枚。
报告指出，中共的长期战略目标之一是要跨出亚洲，具备全球性的传统弹头飞弹战力。美国也在发展长程反舰飞弹，要让全球各地的美军指挥官能在一小时内攻击全球任何目标。
《华盛顿时报》指出，对于此一研究报告，中共驻美大使馆发言人王保东回应说，中国爱好和平，一切军事作为纯系自卫所需。
CD的诸位回复很有意思啊，可以跟铁血的回复比美。
虽然Washington times不如Washington post有名，可是说是地摊小报也太过分了一点吧，要这么说起来，中国除了人民日报等少数几家报纸以外，也都是地摊小报？
另外，版主把这个帖子从海版移到这里，万一这个导弹真的试射了，请问到时候版主打算怎么办？闭上眼睛不看海版吗？
虽然Washington times不如Washington post有名，可是说是地摊小报也太过分了一点吧，要这么说起来，中国除了人民日报等少数几家报纸以外，也都是地摊小报？
另外，版主把这个帖子从海版移到这里，万一这个导弹真的试射了，请问到时候版主打算怎么办？闭上眼睛不看海版吗？
又可以拿钱了。
sdd001 发表于 2009-9-6 19:43
拿钱？找谁拿钱啊？谁还有钱？
拿钱？找谁拿钱啊？谁还有钱？
欢迎去海版讨论"卫星跟踪航母是否可行":D
我 × 这怎么可能 现在 只有 霸天虎 才敢 打 MD 的航母。。你这是 赤裸裸的栽赃！！！