"My understanding is that they built it on information that they received from Russia, from a Russian plane, that they were able to copy," House Armed Services Committee Chairman Buck McKeon told reporters.
McKeon, a Republican, said he hoped to "hear more" on the issue from Defense Secretary Robert Gates, who was on a visit to Beijing when Chinese state media published photographs of the J-20 fighter in the skies over southwestern China.
"We need to be looking at China, we need to be looking at North Korea, we need to be looking at Iran," said McKeon, who has given a skeptical greeting to Gates' plans for reductions in US military spending.
"That's what really concerns me when I look at the cuts, the potential cuts, that they're talking about for the defense budget. This is not a safe world," said the lawmaker
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4 comments:
If Russia developed a stealth fighter on their own with no "help" from the US, then I'm Tinkerbell.
I hope you know what I mean by "help."
Bull crap they got it from Clinton.
I would e just as concerned over the nuke subs and carrier killer missles as this plane.
10:29, you're Tinkerbell
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