Wait. So it's carrying 2 under the left wing. 1 under the fuselage. And 1 under the right wing? That seems like a really strange distribution.
H-6 Bomber Aircraft Discussions
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that one H-6 is enough to sink most warships in the world nowadays.
This isn't a matter of debate.
There is no image evidence of H-6K/J carrying YJ-12 on its central fuselage.
It is useful for people to develop a reflex where if one sees a H-6K/J picture and think "might this picture show a YJ-12 under the fuselage" -- to automatically recognize that it is due to perspective/photo angle and to automatically search up all of the other angles of H-6K/J carrying YJ-12s in the past, which will help to understand that any YJ-12 thought to be carried on the centreline fuselage is actually just one the wing pylon instead.
I.e.: if it seems odd or exciting or new, pour plentiful cold water on oneself.
There is no image evidence of H-6K/J carrying YJ-12 on its central fuselage.
It is useful for people to develop a reflex where if one sees a H-6K/J picture and think "might this picture show a YJ-12 under the fuselage" -- to automatically recognize that it is due to perspective/photo angle and to automatically search up all of the other angles of H-6K/J carrying YJ-12s in the past, which will help to understand that any YJ-12 thought to be carried on the centreline fuselage is actually just one the wing pylon instead.
I.e.: if it seems odd or exciting or new, pour plentiful cold water on oneself.
Can the H-6K carry one YJ-12 within the bomb bay for a 4+1 setup or are the dimensions unsuitable?
In terms of dimensions I cannot see how it is possible.
I encourage people to be appreciative that it can carry four huge missiles of that size with useful combat radii to begin with.
Related.
10x H-6Ks (including the one photographing) flying in formation.
Most likely screenshotted in the same video as the ones above. Posted by @单手搓核弹 on Weibo.
If every H-6K is carrying 4x YJ-12s, that's 40x YJ-12s in just one formation. That's one very impressive display of firepower...
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