Chinese Air Force aircraft Receive 15 H-6K bomber

BomberH-6K China

People's Liberation Army Air Force of China (PLAAF) recently received 15 bomber Xian H-6K nuclear-capable, Jane's Defence Weekly reported.

Xian H-6K, the latest version of the H-6 bomber who originally was a local version built by China in the 1960s by Russian bombers Tupolev Tu-16. H-6K is a medium-sized aircraft designed for long-range attacks, an attack stand-off and air patrols over a wide area.
Unlike its predecessor, the H-6K capable of carrying cruise missiles under its wings. H-6K is also maneuver more agile than the H-6 and require less crew to operate it (H-6 4 crew). Reported H-6K has a combat radius of up to 3,500 km. The aircraft can carry weapons in internal weapons bay and on four pole (pylon) underwing.
China alone has nuclear-capable cruise missiles Changjian-10 (DH-10A) which has a range of 1,500-2,000 km, which would effectively increase the range of the bombers be 4,000-5,000 km. Analysts said that the DH-10A missiles could reach Okinawa (southwest Japan), Guam and Hawaii from the mainland even when combined with H-6K. 

DH-10A cruise missiles China

H-6K first flew on January 5, 2007 and began to be used by the PLA Air Force in October 2009 to coincide with the anniversary of the People's Republic of China 60th. Current H-6K bomber is still using the engine of Russia's NPO Saturn D-30KP-2 turbofan, but in January 2009, China started to develop its own engine WS-18 turbofan.
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