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Identification
Unit Name: Xi'an H-18 Next-Generation Low-Observable Stealth Bomber
Designation: Next-Generation Low-Observable Stealth Bomber
Affiliation: Celestial Republic of China
General Characteristic
Crew: 2 (Pilot and Weapons Systems Officer)
Length: 21 m
Wingspan: 42 m (with cranked-kite wings fully extended)
Height: 5.8 m
Airfoil: Low observable, cranked-kite design
Wing Configurations: Cranked-kite wing with foldable twin tail surfaces that can switch between horizontal and V-tail
Gross Weight: 80,000 kg
Max Takeoff Weight: 120,000 kg
Fuel Capacity: 40,000 kg
Powerplant: 2× advanced high-bypass turbofan engines with thrust vectoring
Performance
Max. Speed: Mach 2.0
Max. Altitude: 60,000 ft
Combat Range: 3,500 miles (5,632 km)
Service Ceiling: 65,000 ft
Weapons/Armament:
External Hardpoints:
4 External Hardpoints
4 Wing-Mounted Pylons:
2x YJ-21 Multi-Launch Hypersonic Cruise Missile
2x CM-400AKG Long Range Supersonic Cruise Missile
Internal Bombing Bay:
3 Internal Bombing Bays
2 Internal Lateral Bombing Bays:
2x Waverider Hypersonic Glide Vehicle (x6)
1 Internal Centerline Bombing Bay:
1x GB-6B Air-to-Surface Stealth Glide Bomb (x4) and 1x YJ-83KH Heavy Subsonic Anti-Ship Cruise Missile (x4)
Additional Information
Squadron Size: 12 aircraft
Tech Level: Tier X (State-of-the-art stealth technology, materials, and electronic warfare capabilities)
Avionics: Advanced avionics suite including radar, communication, navigation, and electronic warfare systems. The bomber can be equipped with AI-driven threat analysis and targeting systems.
Variants: 2 (Standard strategic bomber and electronic warfare variant)

Info: The Xi’an H-18, as envisioned by the Celestial Republic of China, epitomizes the next leap in stealth technology, representing a significant milestone in China's aviation advancements. This next-generation low-observable stealth bomber is crafted for strategic dominance in the modern theatre of warfare. With a crew of two, a pilot and a weapons systems officer, the H-18 boasts a 21-meter length and an expansive wingspan of 42 meters when its cranked-kite wings are fully extended. Its low observable, cranked-kite design, paired with foldable twin tail surfaces capable of reconfiguration between horizontal and V-tail setups, exemplifies cutting-edge aerodynamics and stealth characteristics. The bomber's gross weight is 80,000 kg, and it can take off with a maximum weight of 120,000 kg thanks to its advanced high-bypass turbofan engines equipped with thrust vectoring. Capable of reaching Mach 2.0, with a service ceiling of 65,000 ft and a combat range of 3,500 miles, the H-18 is designed to penetrate deep into enemy territory while avoiding detection. Its armament capacity includes both external and internal bays, allowing for a versatile payload. Externally, it can carry YJ-21 hypersonic cruise missiles and CM-400AKG long-range supersonic cruise missiles. Internally, the bomber houses multiple bays for Waverider hypersonic glide vehicles, stealth glide bombs, and heavy subsonic anti-ship cruise missiles, ensuring a formidable offensive capability. The Xi’an H-18 incorporates Tier X technology, including state-of-the-art stealth materials and electronic warfare systems. Its advanced avionics suite features radar, communication, navigation, and electronic warfare systems capable of integrating AI-driven threat analysis and targeting systems, enhancing its operational effectiveness. Designed to be deployed in squadrons of 12, the H-18 ensures that the Celestial Republic of China can assert aerial supremacy and execute long-range strategic missions. Two variants of the H-18 are projected: the standard strategic bomber for high-priority targets and an electronic warfare variant for advanced battlefield control. In summary, the Xi’an H-18 stealth bomber represents a leap forward in aerial warfare, poised to bolster the Celestial Republic of China's strategic capabilities. With its advanced design, superior performance, and integrated cutting-edge technologies, the H-18 stands as a testament to China’s commitment to maintaining a formidable and technologically superior air force.

Notes:
Please note that the Xi’an H-18 Next-Generation Low-Observable Stealth Bomber design is based on the one (Xi’an H-18 Next-Generation Low-Observable Stealth Bomber) provided from Modern Warships: Naval Battles.
Please note that the weapons and model design are based on the ones provided from Modern Warships: Naval Battles
Please note that this is currently a work in progress, which means it will be worked on in the near future.

Updates:

Description

Identification
Unit Name: Xi'an H-18 Next-Generation Low-Observable Stealth Bomber
Designation: Next-Generation Low-Observable Stealth Bomber
Affiliation: Celestial Republic of China
General Characteristic
Crew: 2 (Pilot and Weapons Systems Officer)
Length: 21 m
Wingspan: 42 m (with cranked-kite wings fully extended)
Height: 5.8 m
Airfoil: Low observable, cranked-kite design
Wing Configurations: Cranked-kite wing with foldable twin tail surfaces that can switch between horizontal and V-tail
Gross Weight: 80,000 kg
Max Takeoff Weight: 120,000 kg
Fuel Capacity: 40,000 kg
Powerplant: 2× advanced high-bypass turbofan engines with thrust vectoring
Performance
Max. Speed: Mach 2.0
Max. Altitude: 60,000 ft
Combat Range: 3,500 miles (5,632 km)
Service Ceiling: 65,000 ft
Weapons/Armament:
External Hardpoints:
4 External Hardpoints
4 Wing-Mounted Pylons:
2x YJ-21 Multi-Launch Hypersonic Cruise Missile
2x CM-400AKG Long Range Supersonic Cruise Missile
Internal Bombing Bay:
3 Internal Bombing Bays
2 Internal Lateral Bombing Bays:
2x Waverider Hypersonic Glide Vehicle (x6)
1 Internal Centerline Bombing Bay:
1x GB-6B Air-to-Surface Stealth Glide Bomb (x4) and 1x YJ-83KH Heavy Subsonic Anti-Ship Cruise Missile (x4)
Additional Information
Squadron Size: 12 aircraft
Tech Level: Tier X (State-of-the-art stealth technology, materials, and electronic warfare capabilities)
Avionics: Advanced avionics suite including radar, communication, navigation, and electronic warfare systems. The bomber can be equipped with AI-driven threat analysis and targeting systems.
Variants: 2 (Standard strategic bomber and electronic warfare variant)

Info: The Xi’an H-18, as envisioned by the Celestial Republic of China, epitomizes the next leap in stealth technology, representing a significant milestone in China's aviation advancements. This next-generation low-observable stealth bomber is crafted for strategic dominance in the modern theatre of warfare. With a crew of two, a pilot and a weapons systems officer, the H-18 boasts a 21-meter length and an expansive wingspan of 42 meters when its cranked-kite wings are fully extended. Its low observable, cranked-kite design, paired with foldable twin tail surfaces capable of reconfiguration between horizontal and V-tail setups, exemplifies cutting-edge aerodynamics and stealth characteristics. The bomber's gross weight is 80,000 kg, and it can take off with a maximum weight of 120,000 kg thanks to its advanced high-bypass turbofan engines equipped with thrust vectoring. Capable of reaching Mach 2.0, with a service ceiling of 65,000 ft and a combat range of 3,500 miles, the H-18 is designed to penetrate deep into enemy territory while avoiding detection. Its armament capacity includes both external and internal bays, allowing for a versatile payload. Externally, it can carry YJ-21 hypersonic cruise missiles and CM-400AKG long-range supersonic cruise missiles. Internally, the bomber houses multiple bays for Waverider hypersonic glide vehicles, stealth glide bombs, and heavy subsonic anti-ship cruise missiles, ensuring a formidable offensive capability. The Xi’an H-18 incorporates Tier X technology, including state-of-the-art stealth materials and electronic warfare systems. Its advanced avionics suite features radar, communication, navigation, and electronic warfare systems capable of integrating AI-driven threat analysis and targeting systems, enhancing its operational effectiveness. Designed to be deployed in squadrons of 12, the H-18 ensures that the Celestial Republic of China can assert aerial supremacy and execute long-range strategic missions. Two variants of the H-18 are projected: the standard strategic bomber for high-priority targets and an electronic warfare variant for advanced battlefield control. In summary, the Xi’an H-18 stealth bomber represents a leap forward in aerial warfare, poised to bolster the Celestial Republic of China's strategic capabilities. With its advanced design, superior performance, and integrated cutting-edge technologies, the H-18 stands as a testament to China’s commitment to maintaining a formidable and technologically superior air force.

Notes:
Please note that the Xi’an H-18 Next-Generation Low-Observable Stealth Bomber design is based on the one (Xi’an H-18 Next-Generation Low-Observable Stealth Bomber) provided from Modern Warships: Naval Battles.
Please note that the weapons and model design are based on the ones provided from Modern Warships: Naval Battles
Please note that this is currently a work in progress, which means it will be worked on in the near future.

Updates: