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China deploys kj-500 awac to South China Sea

   China has recently deployed her newest and advanced patrol aircraft to join others at the south China Sea. The kj-500 and kj-200 airborne early  warning and control system aircraft AEW&C was seen at the south China Sea military base in hainan Island. This kj-500 has the capacity to track 60 aircrafts at a distance of more than 450 kilometers and was built in China.

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