Chinese paper on J-15 shipborne fighter

BEIJING, China - Photo shows the Chinese paper Global Times' coverage on China's new carrier-borne navy jet fighter, unofficially called the J-15, in its issue published April 25, 2011. The fighter jet is equipped with enlarged folding wings, twin nose wheels and an arresting hook to be utilized on China's first aircraft carrier, according to the paper.

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