展望空中加油对中国陆航的影响（Looking forward to the impact of aerial refueling on Chinas land navigation）.docVIP

展望空中加油对中国陆航的影响（Looking forward to the impact of aerial refueling on Chinas land navigation） Looking forward to the impact of aerial refueling on Chinas land navigation Air refueling technology is no stranger to netizens. The aerial refueling of air and naval air forces is often seen in various media. Air refueling has become a key technology in the current worlds major military power, the air force. China has become one of the few countries in the world to rely on its own technological prowess to master the technology of aerial refueling. But netizens have always been focused on fixed-wing aircraft such as fighter jets and bombers. But few are concerned about the impact of aerial refuelling technology on another important airborne weapon helicopter. In this regard, the spirit cloud wants to refueling the aerial refueling technology to the helicopter especially to the Chinese army aviation corps will have a great impact and netizens to conduct a discussion. As the spirit moon is a military novice, the ability is limited, so there are some shortcomings. I also hope that my friends will teach me more. Aerial refueling technology refers to the refueling of an aircraft to another or several aircraft in the air. Aviation technology means to increase the range of its voyage and increase its endurance. Aerial refueling technology could be traced back to the 1930s, before world war ii. There was already a way to fill it: a slightly larger plane, with a winch and a rubber tube at the end of the rope, a manual valve in front of it. Its followed by a plane. Above the pilot of the first to adjust the speed and height of the aircraft, and then open the canopy (spirit cloud note: most of the fighter didnt actually canopy) stand up, catch the plane down in front of the valve by hand, manual connection on their own on the plane of a nozzle. Then open the valve manually. Loosen the valve and signal the front of the aircraft to take back the pipe. The most primitive form of aerial ref