US media: China's development of sea-skiing drones can blast the aircraft carrier's dream
According to a report by the American Foreign Scholars website on August 3, China was called "the rising power of drones " before 2015 and was hailed as the "emerging force" of drone warfare in 2015. In just a few years, China's position in the frontier of drones has evolved from “new†to “leadingâ€.
The US media said that one of these frontiers is the application of drone technology in maritime operations. For more than a decade, the United States has been the undisputed leader in unmanned equipment development and deployment in East Asia, from the "Greyhawk" drone deployed in South Korea to the "Global Hawk" drone taking off from Japan. There are also recently tested X-47B drones, the Sea Hunter unmanned warship (USV) and the generation of unmanned submersibles (UUV) being developed. UUV will help the US attack submarine to discover other potential underwater enemies faster than before.
According to the report, however, the US's dominance in the field of unmanned equipment is challenged by China because China is ambitiously trying to become the dominant force in the field of unmanned equipment development and configuration. According to previous reports, China is developing a new generation of UUVs aimed at pinpointing US submarines deep in the Pacific Ocean.
Another advancement in China is that two months ago, China’s plan to develop a sea-skiing drone, an unmanned bomber capable of flying at a height of only half a meter from the surface of the water, was reported. - Very much lower than the radar detection range. In addition to the dreamy shape, this advanced concept machine can carry a load of 1000 kilograms, that is, it has an explosive power that can significantly damage the entire US aircraft carrier. Will this be another aircraft carrier killer after China's "Dongfeng"-21 missile?
According to the report, the most striking thing about this news is that China is shifting from developing drones for air missions to drones targeting maritime missions. As the PLA Navy and Air Force increasingly become major military forces, China appears to be ready to shift the development of new (unmanned) military systems to systems that are conducive to maritime operations.
The second striking feature is that the development of unmanned systems is slowly moving toward the development of the next generation of armed unmanned systems. Unmanned systems can be used in the maritime sector, but given their lack of defensive capabilities, unmanned systems will be limited in their ability to survive any possible conflicts, or even survive. The development of dredging drones underscores China's desire to arm its contemporary, especially next-generation, unmanned systems for use in East Asian waters and the Pacific. Not only that, but such systems will complement China's larger anti-intervention and regional refusal naval strategy to prevent the US Navy and its allies from acting safely in the first island chain.
Source: World Wide Web
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