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Napisano: 26 Mar 2012 19:13
MarKhan ::Jedan J-8 učestvovao je u incidentu kod ostrva Hajnan 2001 god, kada je pao nakon sudara sa američkim EP-3.
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Citat:The EP-3 (BuNo 156511), assigned to Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron One (VQ-1, "World Watchers"), had taken off as Mission PR32 from Kadena Air Base in Okinawa, Japan. At about 09:15 local time, toward the end of the EP-3's six-hour ELINT mission, two Chinese J-8s from Lingshui airfield, on the Chinese island of Hainan, approached the EP-3 as it flew at 22,000 feet (6,700 m) and 180 knots (210 mph), on a heading of 110°, about 70 miles (110 km) away from the island. One of the J-8s (81192), piloted by Lt. Cdr. Wang Wei,[9][10] made two close passes to the EP-3. On the third pass, it collided with the larger aircraft. The J-8 broke into two pieces, while the EP-3's radome detached completely and its No. 1 (outer left) propeller was severely damaged. Airspeed and altitude data were lost, the aircraft depressurized, and an antenna became wrapped around the tailplane. The J-8's tail fin struck the EP-3's left aileron forcing it fully upright, and causing the U.S. plane to roll to the left at 3-4 times its normal maximum rate
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hainan_Island_incident
Dopuna: 26 Mar 2012 19:45
Zanimljiv text o svojevremenom programu modernizacije ( vesternizacije ) J-8II od strane americke firme Grumman Corp.
Citat:Grumman Corporation was contracted in 1987 to provide an avionics upgrade of the J-8II model under a USAF foreign military sales programme ,with initially sufficient suites for fifty aircraft plus spare sets.
Included in the suite were a new fire control system based around the APG-66 radar,inertial navigation system,data computers,HUD,etc.
The programme called for two J-8II`s to be dispatched to the USA in 1989 with delivery of suite kits to China starting in 1991and continuingfor several years.However,events in China caused the US State Department to suspend support for fighter upgrade progammes,although it is reported that Grumman may continue development of the avionics upgrade for the J-8II without the assistance of Chinese engineers in the hope of a later resolution to the problems.
Michael J.H.Taylor `Soviet and East European Major Combat Aircraft` 1990
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