State Media Report Offers First Close-Up Look at GJ-11's Internal Weapon Bay

A report by state broadcaster CCTV released just before the PLA Air Force's 77th anniversary featured images of the GJ-11, providing a first detailed view of its sizable internal weapon bay.

Assembled News DeskNovember 11, 20261 min read

AI illustration based on reference photographs; not an event photograph. Editorial illustration of a white GJ-11 drone showcasing its internal weapon bay with visible serrated edges. — AI-generated illustration

According to the South China Morning Post, images surfaced in a report from state broadcaster CCTV on Monday, counting down to the 77th anniversary of the People's Liberation Army Air Force on Wednesday. These images provided viewers with a close-up examination of the GJ-11's large internal weapon bay, which featured serrated edges for the first time, highlighting its design implications. The design suggests that the drone can house relatively large missiles while helping maintain its stealth characteristics.

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