J-10CE Support Crew on Air Raid Alerts, Extreme Heat and Aircraft Performance

At the support base,

you could often hear the roar of those fighter jets taking off,

as well as the air- raid sirens going off again and again. Then around noon in May,

the weather was already close to 50 degrees. It was torment for us,

both mentally and physically, really a kind of ordeal.

First of all, I was extremely worried about the safety of our comrades on site,

and second, I was actually a bit uneasy.

The J- 10CE aircraft is just like the child of all of us support personnel on the

aviation front line.

We carefully nurture it and then hand it over to the users,

and now it is facing such an important, major test.

What we really think more about is how to make our on- site support work even

better and more thorough.

So that our equipment can bring its real combat power into play.

This not only represents his recognition of our work, it also represents

the deep camaraderie we have built from living and working together day and night.

Given such great results, we were actually not very surprised.

It was not sudden, you could say it was quite inevitable.

Maybe it had just been waiting for this kind of opportunity,

and once the opportunity came,

of course it was bound to deliver such an excellent performance.