Meet These Dangerous Military Weapons China Copied From the US Military
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methods the Chinese regime has successfully stolen large amounts of sensitive information including
military weapon blueprints from major corporations and government bureaus in the United States
although the Chinese military regularly boasts about their so-called cutting-edge new technology
they are still lagging behind in weapons development but they should not be underestimated
especially considering how formidable their hackers in cyberspace operations can be below
on some of the u.s. weaponry that china has copied or more often simply stolen the plans for
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number one the US c-17 Globemaster three in 2011 Dongfang Greg hood an aerospace engineer
from Orange County was sentenced to 24 years and five months in prison for spying for the
Chinese regime and stealing more than 250,000 documents from Boeing in Rockwell included were
designs for the c-17 Globemaster 3 a Boeing freighter which he snuck out in 2006 that same
year the Xian aircrafts Industrial Corporation began building the white 20 a heavy freighter
aircraft closely resembling the c-17 as noted by a congressional report in 2010 China had
been having troubles developing heavy transport aircrafts the Y 20 can carry more than 200 tons
according to military sources cited by China Bailey and fly up to 9,000 400 miles it can
also serve different purposes from refueling planes to transporting military equipment and
significantly extend the reach of the Chinese military number two the u.s. f-35 and f-22
in late July of 2014 China's Chengdu aircraft corporation conducted a successful test flight
of the Chengdu j-20 an aircraft combining designs and technology from the f-22 Raptor
and f-35 strike fighter planes the plane has been modified several times since its first
prototype in 2011 with revisions in air intake wing size and nose designed to enhance stealth
it's believed that information gained from cyberattacks on the US military and defense
contractors led to the modifications just in July of 2014 a Chinese businessman was arrested
for stealing data from the US over two dozen defense programs including the f-35 and f-22
number three the Predator drone designed and constructed by state-owned aircraft manufacturer
China Academy of aerospace aerodynamics of the China aerospace Science and Technology Corporation
CASC the ke Hong for ch4 or rainbow for drone is a multi-purpose drone copying the u.s. mq-1
predator although Chinese media claimed the ch4 is superior in almost every respect according to the
People's Liberation Army Air Force spokesperson Shen jank the ch4 is tasked with surveillance
reconnaissance and ground attacks and will play a vital role in fighting terrorism Cheng Johnson
a researcher for the CASC said it can carry up to 760 pounds with an endurance of 38 hours and
a maximum range of over 2,000 miles number for the fgm-148 javelin anti-tank missile in 2014
the Chinese regime revealed their new HJ 12 anti-tank missile able to target tanks over
2 miles away according to China Bailey a state-run newspaper the weapon can allegedly destroy current
generation tanks including America's m1 Abrams Russia's t90 and Japan's type 90 Kia Maru it
is manufactured by China's state-owned company Nord NGO which has also been selling weapons
to South Sudan fuelling the civil war there the HJ 12 is strikingly similar to the u.s. fgm-148
javelin anti-tank missile in size targeting systems method of firing an even basic design
number five the Sikorsky uh-60 Blackhawk in late 2013 China conducted a flight test of
a z10 helicopter which closely resembles the u.s. Sikorsky uh-60 popularly known
as the Blackhawk in the 1980s China purchased a civilian version of the Blackhawk and Pakistani
intelligence gave the Chinese regime access to a Blackhawk some speculate the supposedly original
design borrowed liberally from US designs while retaining a few notable differences like the
five blade rotor a larger cabin and a different landing gear and tail according to the aviation
number six the Humvee in the late-1980s a.m. general a major vehicle manufacturer based
in Indiana wanted to sell the high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle also known as the
Humvee to the Chinese People's Liberation Army plah the plow rejected the offer in AM general
left one Humvee in China before they left after seeing the Humvees abilities to cross deserts
during the Gulf War in 1991 the Chinese military regained interest in the vehicle and gathered the
few civilian Humvees a Chinese oil companies had bought in the 1990s as well as the one AM
General had left in the mainland using reverse engineering they built a prototype and named it
dong Fang EQ 2050 AM General sold them car parts to make Humvee starting in 2004 an AM general also
developed operations to make the parts themselves the only problem was the engine which was licensed
by Cummins the United States had an arms embargo against China since 1989 when the Chinese regime
massacred dozens of pro-democracy students at Tiananmen Square so US companies were not
allowed to sell military goods to China including any parts used to make the weapon the exception
was to will use Goods objects that could be used by civilians in the military the Chinese regime
therefore made a civilian version of the equ 2050 so the Cummins could sell in the engine although
no civilian could actually purchase the vehicle the Dongfang equ 2050 is now widely used by the
Chinese police and military number seven the Active Denial system two weeks ago the Chinese
regime showed off its new microwave crowd control weapon at a military technology exhibition mounted
on a truck the W will be one millimeter wave beam constructed by the China polygroup corporation
fires non-lethal beams on microwave frequency heating up the water molecules just beneath
the skin and making people feel a painful burning sensation the weapon replicates the function and
purpose of the Active Denial system ads designed by the American defense contractor Raytheon the
ads was deployed in Afghanistan in 2010 but was never used state media say the WB one has a range
of 80 meters and it can be enhanced to reach one kilometer it can be used as a riot control
weapon by police making it dangerous for civilian protesters or dissidents in China number eight b-2
spirit bomber there has been some speculation that this is actually China's long-awaited h20 stealth
bomber design while it's true that China is notorious for knocking off foreign designs through
various forms of espionage that fact doesn't mean what we are seeing is the age 20 quite the
contrary actually the age 20 is one of two stealth bomber designs that are currently in development
in China with the other being a smaller regional deep strike platform that likely has additional
multi-role capabilities of the two the h20 is thought to be farthest along in development
with rumors about did salmon at first appearance ramping up in recent years making a large aircraft
like the b2 controllable over a wide performance envelope is not a small accomplishment China is
deeply invested in unmanned flying wing designs but scaling up such a plan form
drastically presents a number of challenges so it makes sense that China would want to better
understand everything they can about Northrop's b2 not just to apply to the h20 s design but also for
their own general aeronautical knowledge base for future projects this is also true for the beaches
low-observable design features in shaping foreign adversaries and friends alike can use what they
know about the beach is designed to make radar cross-section RCS test articles in order to gain
a better understanding of stealth shaping and what features lend themselves to defeating certain RF
bands from certain aspects this information can also be used to develop sensors to better detect
stealthy aircraft such as the b2 in other words there is aerodynamic and low observable knowledge
to gain by testing subscale models of adversary designs both in terms of acquiring technological
intellectual property and for building a better idea of how to count the threat those designs and
their unique features pose in fact this isn't the first bee to win tunnel model we have seen emerge
out of China Cibolo copying the b2 exactly to create the h20 seems a bit odd even for
China as well better low-observable capabilities higher altitude performance and a simplified and
burnished design could be had by not including its sawtooth trailing edge this was added midway
through he beat his development at great cost to allow the aircraft to penetrated low altitudes you
can read all about this design change and how the original b2 planned form design will likely mirror
that in the b21 Raider in this past special feature of ours number 9 and 10 laser weapon
system China tests laser weapons similar to US Navy prototype China's People's Liberation Army
Navy plum navy is testing a tactical laser system that bares remarkable similarity to
the US Navy's laser weapon system laws an anti surface entire defensive weapon which has been
in development since 2014 the Chinese version appeared in a promotional video broadcast by
state-owned Channel CCTV and it is shown in a ground-based vehicle mounted application
according to sina.com the weapon is intended for both land and sea deployment both for air
defense are close in surface to surface force protection the outlet suggested that it might
find use of our diploma V's type 0 5 5 destroyers in future years as an alternative to the hhq 10
surface-to-air missile China is also working on a ship mounted electromagnetic railgun another
electrically powered weapon for surface to surface and surface-to-air applications in
January 2018 photos published on Chinese social media showed a turret mounted device similar in
appearance in profile to the US Navy's prototype railgun the weapon system was mounted on an older
tank landing craft and was accompanied by several shipping containers of supporting
equipment potentially including its power supply the same ship and device made a second appearance
in January 2019 Chinese hackers targeting US Navy technology the intended application and
the general profile of the Chinese Laser device closely parallel laws video below while China
has not released definitive information about the development process for its new laser system the
US Navy has uncovered evidence of widespread and persistent hacking by Chinese actors targeting
naval technology according to a recent internal review and ordered by Navy's Secretary Richard
Spencer the services broader R&D ecosystem is under cyber siege primarily by Chinese hacking
teams last year Chinese government-sponsored hackers successfully breached u.s. navy
contractors to gain access to clans for a new hypersonic anti-ship missile leading Spencer
to order the review it was far from the first such attack however one Chinese hacking group
temp' periscope has actively targeted American University researchers contractors and other
organizations involved in the development of marine systems for years according to cyber
security for my defense the group has targeted 27 universities with spear phishing attacks
including Woods Hole MIT the University of Washington Penn State Duke and others