China just supplied (deemed impossible) world's CHEAPEST Cruise Missiles to Indonesia in HUGE Order Volume. To level SG53 with all CBD to dust with hundreds of missiles will cost just less than $15millions.
The missiles is WS-43.
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Come look at China's coolest new missiles
Rocket launchers, supersonic cruise missiles, and more.
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Jeffrey Lin and P.W. Singer posted Nov 8th, 2016 at 11:51am
Missile Hall of Fame
CASIC, the lead Chinese missile manufacturer, had a whole hall of its wares, including the export versions of HQ-9 and HQ-16 SAMs, and multiple cruise, ballistic and air to ground missiles.
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Air shows are not just about airplanes. In addition to touting flashy
fighters like the J-20 and cutting edge drones, China is showcasing a wide range of high munitions at the Zhuhai 2016 Airshow. They include stealthy cruise missiles, supersonic ship killers, and interchangeable rocket launchers.
GB-6A
The GB-6A, based on the GS-6 glide cluster bomb, has a turbojet engine (seen in the cutaway at the missile's rear) which could give it a range of 500-600 kilometers (that's about 311-373 miles). Its stealth would make intercepting it highly difficult.
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GB-6A subsonic stealth cruise missile, like its American counterparts JSOW-ER, uses a stealth glide bomb (the GS-6) for its fuselage, attaching to a turbojet engine. At about 13-16 feet long, it would likely weigh one ton with a 500 kg warhead. The GS-6A can be launched by the J-10B multirole fighter, and presumably the J-16 and JH-7A strike fighters, and H-6K bomber. The cruise missile would increase China's A2/AD operations by providing a stealthy attack option against enemy bases and warships.
Swift Death
The CM-302, among the world's fastest cruise missiles, reportedly has a 90 percent chance of sinking a 5,000-ton warship with a single hit.
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CM-302 supersonic antiship cruise missile, which has a 180-mile range to adhere to MTCR restrictions, is armed with a warhead of over 550 pounds, and thrust vectoring to enable terminal flight maneuvers to avoid close range defense systems of warships like destroyers and aircraft carriers. The CM-302 is the export version of the 250-mile range YJ-12, a highly capable ramjet Mach 4 anti-ship missile used by Chinese attack aircraft.
If a foreign buyer is found, the CM-302 would be the fastest anti-ship cruise missile on the international market.
Upgraded Chassis
While Chinese space launch rockets at previous Zhuhai shows had to rely on civilian trailer trucks, the LM-6 gets a TEL (transporter erector launcher) vehicle that's also used by the heavy DF-41 ICBM.
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The 103-ton LM-6 space launch rocket, which can launch a 1-ton payload to 435-mile orbit, first flew in September 2015. It's also land mobile, with a model at Zhuhai 2016 showing off a transport erect launch (TEL) vehicle that resembles that for the DF-41 ICBM (though its kerosene/liquid oxygen engine means that the LM-6 could not stay deployed out in the field for long). However, it is not clear if exporting the LM-6 to another country could violate international arms restriction commitments China has made.
The PL-10E, China's deadliest dogfighting missile, can turn around 180 degrees to give pursuing enemy fighters something to think about.
sinowarrior, via China Defense Forum
The export oriented PL-10E short-range air-to-air missile (SRAAM), China's most modern SMRAAM, is already in service on J-10 and J-11 fighters. Nearly 10 feet in length, it has a 20-kilometer (about 12-foot) range (some sources claim the PLAAF PL-10 has a 30-40-kilometer range), and mid-body strakes to improve maneuverability. Its all aspect seeker, which can lock on to targets behind the missile, allows it to be launched against pursuing fighters to the rear of the launching aircraft.
Shipping Container of Missiles
This rocket/missile launcher in the shape of a shipping container is built for rapid mobility and reloading; it can even launch WS-43 cruise missiles, which blend the line between cruise missiles and UCAVs.
Hongjian, via China Defense Forum
WS-43
The WS-43 is tactical cruise missile that can even hunt for its own targets once launched and programmed to patrol an area for up to 30 minutes.
Chinese Military Review
Another interesting concept shown off at the airshow was a modular missile/rocket launcher housed inside a cargo container. Its payload can be quickly swapped between WS-43 short range cruise missile and rockets of multiple calibers such as the ubiquitous 122 mm and 273 mm caliber rockets. The WS-43 cruise missile, also called 'loitering munitions' has a range of 37 miles, with 30 minutes loitering time, and uses a 44-pound warhead. Mounting the modular container launcher on a truck or cargo ship would provide not just a quick-fix fire support solution for littoral environment and airlifted forces, but also offers the potential to use the WS-43 in a surprise or ambush role.
M-20
The M-20 missile is China's latest export SRBM, following the B611 (which is already exported to Turkey), and has maneuvering capability to evade ballistic missile defenses.
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M-20 SRBM is China's latest export ballistic missile (in the PLA Rocket Force, it's designated as the DF-12). Each 8X8 TEL vehicle carries a pair of these 4-ton missiles. They have a 174-mile range (261-mile in Rocket Force) and a reported accuracy of 66- to 98-foot CEP (circular error probable) accuracy. The 1,102-pound warhead can either be fitted with a single warhead, or with a series of cluster munitions against dispersed targets, like tanks.
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