China to Unveil its H-20 Stealth Bomber Aircraft, Rivaling the US' B-21 Raider Launch

China is about to unveil its famed stealth bomber aircraft to the world, and it is the awaited H-20 plane that would deliver an untrackable aerial vehicle under the People's Liberation Army (PLA). It coincides with the anticipated launch of its US rival, the upcoming B-21 Raider, an aircraft intended for the United States Air Force, under development from Northrop Grumman.

Reports center on the Chinese development of its aircraft, finally coming to deliver its latest take on a powerful plane that may supersede that from America.

China's H-20 Stealth Bomber Launching Soon

According to the South China Morning Post, the PLA is gearing up for the launch of the H-20 stealth bomber which will be China's answer to the United States anticipated arrival of the B-21 Raider.

The new aircraft is a development of the country's aerospace industry, centering on its 20-series aircraft which spans as much as 20 years since it first developed in the early 2000s. According to Interesting Engineering, the Chinese's goal is to make an aircraft that is capable to carry ten tons of cargo and fly as much as 4,790 miles without the need to refuel mid-air.

That development may soon give birth to the H-20 stealth bomber that aims to deliver a powerful aircraft that may hide from aerial defense systems, one that is capable of massive destruction against enemies.

China's H-20 vs. US B-21 Raider

Reports claimed that the H-20 stealth bomber is launching by December 2, and gets ahead of the United States B-21 Raider from Northrop Grumman.

However, the main concern now is that there is little knowledge regarding the H-20 aircraft, particularly with its exact specifications, only said to be rivaling that of the US Raider.

China's Military Equipment

There is an unsaid rivalry between China and America for many years now, particularly as the east Asian country is one of the fastest-growing economies and industries in the world. There are certain views regarding China's many advancements now, with a chance to catch up to the global superpowers in the current industry.

The Chinese have multiple reported military equipment in the works from its R&D centers, and it stems from both the state-owned and private industries in the country.

Some of the most recent ones include the unmanned aerial vehicles including the Haishen 6000, Wing Loong 3, and the EA63 aircraft unveiled via the Zhuhai Air Show.

On the other hand, it centers on the different tech that can track enemy space satellites flying over its country, with the SLC-18 radar which it offers to ally and friendly countries.

China is best known for its booming economy and rapid growth in the current times, particularly as it is the current center of the many technological advancements in the world, including its manufacturing. The country's future H-20 stealth bomber is a testament to its growth and advancements in the military, capable of rivaling that of the US.

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Written by Isaiah Richard