超级军网人民网转来的消息中国用DF-41洲际导弹替换DF-5 射程覆盖 ...
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东方网11月18日消息：据环球战略网报道，中国目前正使用固体燃料导弹DF-41，代替液体燃料导弹DF-5。DF-41导弹可通过特定的卡车进行移动、起竖和发射。它的射程为15000公里，可覆盖美国全境。
兔子几乎最具权威的报子转载的东西，这是不是开始露了小板牙呢？
http://military.people.com.cn/GB/16301721.html
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东方网11月18日消息：据环球战略网报道，中国目前正使用固体燃料导弹DF-41，代替液体燃料导弹DF-5。DF-41导弹可通过特定的卡车进行移动、起竖和发射。它的射程为15000公里，可覆盖美国全境。
兔子几乎最具权威的报子转载的东西，这是不是开始露了小板牙呢？
http://military.people.com.cn/GB/16301721.html
什么乱七八糟的。。。不就是美瘪垃圾网站：
http://www.strategypage.com/htmw/hticbm/articles/20111116.aspx
的垃圾文章吗？
China Talks Loudly And Carries An Imaginary Stick
November 16, 2011: China is a nuclear power that is not particularly concerned about how many nukes and delivery systems they have. China is even unconcerned about who the target is. Two years ago, China announced that its nuclear armed ballistic missiles were not aimed at anyone. Like most countries, China has long refused to say who its nuclear armed missiles are armed at. Most of those missiles only have enough range to hit Russia, or India, or other nearby nations. For a long time, most were very definitely aimed at Russia, which had rocky relations with China from the 1960s to the 1990s. But after the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991, the new, much smaller, Russia became much friendlier with the wealthier (more capitalist, but still run by communists) China. Relations between China and India also warmed up then went into a deep freeze.
China is believed to have 240 nuclear warheads, most of them installed on ballistic missiles. Only a few dozen of these missiles can reach the United States. These include the older (and about to be retired) DF-5, plus the newer DF-31A and DF-41.
For the last two decades China has had about two dozen DF-5 ICBMs, their only missiles that can reach the United States. Few of these are believed operational. But the U.S. has since installed 18 ICBM interceptor missile systems in Alaska. There are to deal with North Korean missiles, but could also destroy most Chinese missiles headed for the western United States. Thus it makes sense for China to simply say that it is not aiming any of its missiles at anyone. Modern guidance systems can be quickly (in less than an hour) programmed for a new target, so it doesn't really matter that, normally, the missiles have no target information in them. The DF-5s, moreover, are liquid fueled, and the considerable activity required to ready them for launch can be detected by spy satellites.
The DF-5s are being replaced by solid fuel DF-41s. These missiles can be moved, erected and launched from a special truck. With a 15,000 kilometer range, they can reach all of the United States. The third stage contains up to twelve warheads, each with an explosive yield of about 100 KT.
India is of growing concern to China, but there are shorter range ballistic missiles, like the DF-21, to deal with that threat. The Chinese introduced the DF-21 in 1999 and now has over a hundred in service. Many have non-nuclear warheads. This missile has a range of over 1,800 kilometers and can haul a 300 kiloton nuclear warhead. It's a two stage, 15 ton, solid fuel rocket. Launched from Tibet, the DF-21 can reach most major targets in India.
Sixteen years ago, China put the larger DF-31 into service. Sort of. This was China's first solid fuel ICBM (with a range of over 8,000 kilometers) and roughly equivalent to the U.S. Minuteman I of the 1960s. The DF-31 weighs about 46 tons and is 20 meters (62 feet) long and 2.25 meters (7 feet) in diameter. It was designed for use on submarines, land silos and mobile launchers (which would halt at those "parking lots in the middle of nowhere" visible in satellite pictures of Qinghai province). The DF-31 has been shown stored in a TEL (transporter, erector, launcher) vehicle. Driving these vehicles along special highways in remote areas provides more protection from counterattacks, than using a reinforced silo. Later, the improved DF-13A appeared, with multiple warheads and more range (up to 12,000 kilometers, which could cover all the United States.)
The DF-31 was been in development for over twenty years, and only had its first successful launch twelve years ago. It's now believed to have a reliable and accurate guidance system, as well as a third stage that carries three 50 kiloton warheads. Only about a dozen DF-31s are in service, plus about a dozen DF-31As. Many of these appear to be aimed at European Russia.
Then there is a submarine launched missile the JL (Julang) 2 SLBM (Sea Launched Ballistic Missile). This missile has had a lot of problems as have the SSBNs (ballistic missile carrying nuclear subs) that carried them. The 42 ton JL-2 has a range of 8,000 kilometers, and would enable China to aim missiles at any target in the United States from a 094 class SSBN cruising off Hawaii or Alaska. Each 094 boat can carry twelve of these missiles, which are naval versions of the existing land based 42 ton DF-31 ICBM. The JL-2 was supposed to have entered service three years ago, but kept failing test launches. No Chinese SSBN has ever gone on a combat cruise, because these boats have been very unreliable.
About two thirds of Chinese nuclear warheads are believed to be in missile warheads, most of them DF-21s. Normally, these warheads are stored separately and mated to the missiles only for actual use, or the occasional training exercise.
http://www.strategypage.com/htmw/hticbm/articles/20111116.aspx
的垃圾文章吗？
China Talks Loudly And Carries An Imaginary Stick
November 16, 2011: China is a nuclear power that is not particularly concerned about how many nukes and delivery systems they have. China is even unconcerned about who the target is. Two years ago, China announced that its nuclear armed ballistic missiles were not aimed at anyone. Like most countries, China has long refused to say who its nuclear armed missiles are armed at. Most of those missiles only have enough range to hit Russia, or India, or other nearby nations. For a long time, most were very definitely aimed at Russia, which had rocky relations with China from the 1960s to the 1990s. But after the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991, the new, much smaller, Russia became much friendlier with the wealthier (more capitalist, but still run by communists) China. Relations between China and India also warmed up then went into a deep freeze.
China is believed to have 240 nuclear warheads, most of them installed on ballistic missiles. Only a few dozen of these missiles can reach the United States. These include the older (and about to be retired) DF-5, plus the newer DF-31A and DF-41.
For the last two decades China has had about two dozen DF-5 ICBMs, their only missiles that can reach the United States. Few of these are believed operational. But the U.S. has since installed 18 ICBM interceptor missile systems in Alaska. There are to deal with North Korean missiles, but could also destroy most Chinese missiles headed for the western United States. Thus it makes sense for China to simply say that it is not aiming any of its missiles at anyone. Modern guidance systems can be quickly (in less than an hour) programmed for a new target, so it doesn't really matter that, normally, the missiles have no target information in them. The DF-5s, moreover, are liquid fueled, and the considerable activity required to ready them for launch can be detected by spy satellites.
The DF-5s are being replaced by solid fuel DF-41s. These missiles can be moved, erected and launched from a special truck. With a 15,000 kilometer range, they can reach all of the United States. The third stage contains up to twelve warheads, each with an explosive yield of about 100 KT.
India is of growing concern to China, but there are shorter range ballistic missiles, like the DF-21, to deal with that threat. The Chinese introduced the DF-21 in 1999 and now has over a hundred in service. Many have non-nuclear warheads. This missile has a range of over 1,800 kilometers and can haul a 300 kiloton nuclear warhead. It's a two stage, 15 ton, solid fuel rocket. Launched from Tibet, the DF-21 can reach most major targets in India.
Sixteen years ago, China put the larger DF-31 into service. Sort of. This was China's first solid fuel ICBM (with a range of over 8,000 kilometers) and roughly equivalent to the U.S. Minuteman I of the 1960s. The DF-31 weighs about 46 tons and is 20 meters (62 feet) long and 2.25 meters (7 feet) in diameter. It was designed for use on submarines, land silos and mobile launchers (which would halt at those "parking lots in the middle of nowhere" visible in satellite pictures of Qinghai province). The DF-31 has been shown stored in a TEL (transporter, erector, launcher) vehicle. Driving these vehicles along special highways in remote areas provides more protection from counterattacks, than using a reinforced silo. Later, the improved DF-13A appeared, with multiple warheads and more range (up to 12,000 kilometers, which could cover all the United States.)
The DF-31 was been in development for over twenty years, and only had its first successful launch twelve years ago. It's now believed to have a reliable and accurate guidance system, as well as a third stage that carries three 50 kiloton warheads. Only about a dozen DF-31s are in service, plus about a dozen DF-31As. Many of these appear to be aimed at European Russia.
Then there is a submarine launched missile the JL (Julang) 2 SLBM (Sea Launched Ballistic Missile). This missile has had a lot of problems as have the SSBNs (ballistic missile carrying nuclear subs) that carried them. The 42 ton JL-2 has a range of 8,000 kilometers, and would enable China to aim missiles at any target in the United States from a 094 class SSBN cruising off Hawaii or Alaska. Each 094 boat can carry twelve of these missiles, which are naval versions of the existing land based 42 ton DF-31 ICBM. The JL-2 was supposed to have entered service three years ago, but kept failing test launches. No Chinese SSBN has ever gone on a combat cruise, because these boats have been very unreliable.
About two thirds of Chinese nuclear warheads are believed to be in missile warheads, most of them DF-21s. Normally, these warheads are stored separately and mated to the missiles only for actual use, or the occasional training exercise.
链接呢，LZ链接呢？
楼主。。木有链接是要悲剧滴。。。
报纸和网络不一样，转载和原创不一样，编辑和网友发的不一样
虽然说cctv是ccav,但如果cctv发的话，更信一些。
呵呵， 网天的活捉， 美言的老龙都说过了
没想到官煤那么快证实了
哈哈
这个射程还是不错的，指哪打哪
给补个链接吧：http://military.people.com.cn/GB/172467/16301032.html
有美国的一半, 就可以淡定跟它较劲了.
http://military.people.com.cn/GB/172467/16301032.html
我替楼主补个链接。
我替楼主补个链接。
一兴奋忘记连接了。。。
哈哈以后再也不会被人说没有有效的打击美国的手段了
当东风31甲驶过天安门时，就证明我们有更好的了
http://military.people.com.cn/GB/16301721.html
在这里呢。人民网不会乱转载东西滴。
他往往接近于验证别人的说法。不准确的会加上自己的评论和观点
在这里呢。人民网不会乱转载东西滴。
他往往接近于验证别人的说法。不准确的会加上自己的评论和观点
楼主补到一楼那里去,不然悲剧的
算是间接承认吧。那个环球战略网就是环球时报的马甲，环球时报又是人民日报的马甲。
华盛顿红军 发表于 2011-11-18 14:07 ![]()
算是间接承认吧。那个环球战略网就是环球时报的马甲，环球时报又是人民日报的马甲。
兔子搞这么多马甲干什么。。。。兔子板牙不喜欢突然暴露，而是需要多少我就露多少？？？狡猾的兔子{:wugu:}
算是间接承认吧。那个环球战略网就是环球时报的马甲，环球时报又是人民日报的马甲。
兔子搞这么多马甲干什么。。。。兔子板牙不喜欢突然暴露，而是需要多少我就露多少？？？狡猾的兔子{:wugu:}
md消息灵通啊，及时展示军事姿态调整。
这应该是个好东东
以前还不承认。这有什么?吓死它们
提醒一下MD不要跟兔子全面战争
哎貌似兔子压力不小啊 有动作了
振奋的好消息，腰杆子越来越硬了。好样的
活捉的原话：
机动全导再入，母舱验证，释放，60千米以上高空机动，幂次曲线回转体，发汗式防热，末制导相应匹配，冗余多体制复合引控系统，弹头末助推，抗非辐射加固
走过来，有些防御体系不升级近似破墙
型号带动战略威慑第二春
"人民网" 转 "东方网"消息：据"环球战略网"报道
这个靠谱不
这个靠谱不
谁用谁知道
虽然我也很高兴，但多洗冷水澡有益身体健康。中国还有很长的路要走。
““巨浪2”预计已于3年前服役，但测试发射一直存在问题。由于可靠性差，中国战略核潜艇从未进行过战斗巡逻。”
来自同一篇报道
虽然我也很高兴，但多洗冷水澡有益身体健康。中国还有很长的路要走。
““巨浪2”预计已于3年前服役，但测试发射一直存在问题。由于可靠性差，中国战略核潜艇从未进行过战斗巡逻。”
来自同一篇报道
米嘎嘎sama 发表于 2011-11-18 14:23 ![]()
"人民网" 转 "东方网"消息：据"环球战略网"报道
这个靠谱不
这是舆论攻势吧？？？N个媒体报道就有N X N个人知道。。。。。一个消息反复被转载。你当然可以不信
"人民网" 转 "东方网"消息：据"环球战略网"报道
这个靠谱不
这是舆论攻势吧？？？N个媒体报道就有N X N个人知道。。。。。一个消息反复被转载。你当然可以不信
这给稀拉痢之类的美国政客头上浇点冷水，让它们清醒点，别老以为中国好欺负。
冷思 发表于 2011-11-18 14:22 ![]()
活捉的原话：
机动全导再入，母舱验证，释放，60千米以上高空机动，幂次曲线回转体，发汗式防热，末制 ...
活捉到底是什么人。。。。好像知道很多内幕啊
活捉的原话：
机动全导再入，母舱验证，释放，60千米以上高空机动，幂次曲线回转体，发汗式防热，末制 ...
活捉到底是什么人。。。。好像知道很多内幕啊
一万五千千米的射程真能覆盖北美全境
真的有DF41？
井底望天：因此要说误判，美国误判的可能性更大。而美军对中国军队的了解越少，疑虑越大，反而不敢“误判”。倒是通过两军交流，大规模了解中国二炮部队的实力，和各种部署，美军就越会“误判”。比如说参谋长联席会议主席和国防部长参观过二炮之后，居然就想到要先发制人的战术了。
31拿出来显摆的时候我就有理由相信41了！
罗援：还有一些美国的战争狂人，扬言摧毁我国的核武库，这是吹牛。要能摧毁，他们早就摧毁了，他们曾扬言把中国初生的核力量扼杀在摇篮里，结果如何？愈摧愈强。
冷思 发表于 2011-11-18 14:22 ![]()
活捉的原话：
机动全导再入，母舱验证，释放，60千米以上高空机动，幂次曲线回转体，发汗式防热，末制 ...
表达清楚了
活捉的原话：
机动全导再入，母舱验证，释放，60千米以上高空机动，幂次曲线回转体，发汗式防热，末制 ...
表达清楚了
还是有很大进步，不知道战略核潜艇怎样。。
洛尊 发表于 2011-11-18 14:35 ![]()
什么乱七八糟的。。。不就是美瘪垃圾网站：
http://www.strategypage.com/htmw/hticbm/articles/2011111 ...
人民网咋这么没主见啊
什么乱七八糟的。。。不就是美瘪垃圾网站：
http://www.strategypage.com/htmw/hticbm/articles/2011111 ...
人民网咋这么没主见啊
看了这报道，真 是HKC
人民网转来的消息中国用DF-41洲际导弹替换DF-5 射程覆盖 ...
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简氏称中国试射DF-41洲际导弹 射程1.4万公里
简氏称中国试射DF-41洲际导弹 射程1.4万公里
中国DF-5（DF-5A）洲际导弹数量的推测
最新一期简氏防务关于中国DF-41试射的消息可以这里看
还是那个老美传递军方消息：中国四射（一射的DF-41是一 ...
美国认为，由于DF-5B带有3个核弹头，中国洲际导弹的核弹 ...
DF-41消息全文翻译
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