【转贴】丝带照片流出？

真假未知，各位看官火眼金睛自辨
In early November, 2010, several Chinese commentators[13][14] claim that the f
irst two airframes have been completed in Chengdu. The first one, serial numbe
r 2001, is to be fitted for test flights, while 2002 is destined for stationar
y stress tests. A photo purportedly of the first airframe is also posted on hu
anqiu.com. It depicts a F-22-like airframe with canards. The jet nozzles clear
ly follow the American school instead of the Russian one.
Purported first airframe of the new Chinese J-14 being towed across the airfie
ld at Chengdu test facility on 5 Nov, 2010. An H-6 can be seen in background.



真假未知，各位看官火眼金睛自辨
In early November, 2010, several Chinese commentators[13][14] claim that the f
irst two airframes have been completed in Chengdu. The first one, serial numbe
r 2001, is to be fitted for test flights, while 2002 is destined for stationar
y stress tests. A photo purportedly of the first airframe is also posted on hu
anqiu.com. It depicts a F-22-like airframe with canards. The jet nozzles clear
ly follow the American school instead of the Russian one.
Purported first airframe of the new Chinese J-14 being towed across the airfie
ld at Chengdu test facility on 5 Nov, 2010. An H-6 can be seen in background.