The GJ-11 features a sleek flying-wing design approximately 14 meters in wingspan and 12 meters in length, with two internal weapons bays that can accommodate four to six small-diameter precision-guided munitions or electronic warfare payloads. Its airframe employs radar-absorbent composite materials, concealed joints, serrated bay doors, and shielded exhaust to minimize radar and infrared signatures. Powered by a single turbofan engine, it cruises at subsonic speeds with heavy endurance.China’s GJ-11, officially named ‘Mysterious Dragon’ by the People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF), has come into public view with new air-to-air video footage, confirming its operational progress.The GJ-11 signifies a significant leap in China’s military modernization, blending stealth, endurance, and network-centric warfare prowess. How is Chinese Stealth technology compared to US

