User: Qiangwu Attack Machine Kimi: The Qiang-5 attack aircraft is a supersonic attack aircraft independently developed by China. It is mainly used to attack ground or sea targets and support ground troops in operations. Here are some details about the Qiang-5 attack aircraft: 1. Development background: The Chinese Air Force attached great importance to ground attack capabilities when it was first established. It initially used the IL-10 attack aircraft imported from the Soviet Union. Later, in order to seek a successor model, the Chinese Air Force assigned the task of developing a supersonic attack aircraft. 2. Development process: The development of the Qiang-5 began in 1958 and was handled by Nanchang Aircraft Factory, with Lu Xiaopeng as the chief designer. After a series of designs and tests, the Qiang-5 successfully made its first test flight on June 5, 1965, and was approved for preliminary design approval in 1966. 3. Aerodynamic layout: The fuselage of the Qiang-5 is an all-metal semi-monocoque structure. The rear fuselage is equipped with two turbojet-6 turbojet engines. The wings are swept mid-monoplanes, which have better Earth observation conditions. 4. Power system: The Qiang-5 uses the same turbojet-6 turbojet engine as the J-6. It has an afterburner function. The maximum thrust of a single unit is 25.5 kilonewtons and the afterburning thrust is 31.87 kilonewtons. 5. Aviation system: The Q-5’s avionics equipment includes radio compass, radio altimeter, beacon receiver and shooting and bombing sight. Some models are also equipped with nuclear bomb detection and control systems. 6. Improved models: The Qiang-5 has multiple improved models, including the Qiang-5B (torpedo attack aircraft), the Qiang-5I (a modified aircraft with increased range), and the Qiang-5M (improved navigation accuracy and Models with attack penetration capabilities), Qiang-5K (improved model for foreign cooperation, equipped with French avionics equipment), e