J-6A (code-name: J-6A, English: SAC J-6A, formerly code-name: DF-103 [1]) all-weather fighter, is the first supersonic aircraft made in China [2]. The aircraft, a Chinese copy of the Soviet mig-19P, first flew in July 1954 and began mass production in 1955.
The J-6 A was developed by Shenyang aircraft Factory and Nanchang Aircraft Factory in 1958, simultaneously following the mig-19 wave type. Due to quality problems, it was transferred to Guizhou Aircraft Factory in 1974 for re-development and made its first flight in December 1975. Mig-19 or J-6 fighters can hang 4 K-5 under the wing, and the missile adopts chase attack, usually 2 at a time to ensure a hit [3].
In May 1975, the J-6 a aircraft made its first successful flight. After technical and fire control performance test flights, the j-6 achieved and obtained design finalization in early 1977. The successful development of THE J-6 jia aircraft, compared with the Soviet MIG-19 aircraft, not only enhanced the attack capability of the fire control system, and zero altitude, small speed survival ability of the seat.
Key number one: afterburner
Health 2: Activate nose gear steering
Fitness 3: Open cockpit switches
Gym 4: Skydiving
Key five: emergency missile ejection
Key 6: drop drop tank
Key number seven: decelerator
Key no. 8: position light
VTOL: Fine-tuning of bow torque
Trim: flap