European contribution to Chinese Defence sector.

[hurrians]

West plays a great role in arming China

 

[hurrians]

Western engine manufacure in China, Chinese maybe using licensed version of these engines in their defence equipment/vehicles/ships etc

mtu/perkins/deutz/man engine

Tognum and Norinco Joint Venture opens engine and genset facility in China

Tognum, the specialist for propulsion and power solutions, and China North Industries Group Corporation (Norinco) have held a ceremony in the Chinese city of Datong to mark the opening of a joint undertaking involving the assembly of large, high-speed MTU diesel engines and emergency standby...

www.mtu-solutions.com

https://www.perkins.com/en_GB/company/locations/wuxi.html

Deutz Signs Engine Deal In China

Deutz AG announced it has signed a contract with China North Industries Corp. (Norinco) for the supply of completely knocked down engine

www.powerprogress.com

MAN B&W Extends Reach in China

Håkan Samuelsson (left), Executive Board Chairman of the MAN Group, and Li Changyin, CSIC President, signing the contract in Munich.

www.marinelink.com

 

[hurrians]

"Thai Admiral Adung Phaniam clarified that the Chinese proposed engine, the CHD620, was actually a licensed version of the German MTU 396 engine."

China promises Indonesia German MTU engine in its submarine

bulgarianmilitary.com

 

[sameer]

Back in the 70's, Rolls-Royce sold the rights and machinery to produce its Spey MK.202 turbofan engines, intended for use in Chinese tactical ground-attack aircraft, to the Chinese aerospace industry. Today, that engine is pretty much the basis for the entire Chinese jet engine program.

They'e always got tons of help from the west.
The current enmity between the West and China is only recent, they were pretty good buddies till the ealy 2000's

 

[hurrians]

"The Z-9C is based on the Z-9 utility helicopter, which in turn is a license produced version of the French Eurocopter Dauphin."

Harbin Z-9C

 

[Sepoy]

China acquired some American-designed R440 Crotale SAMs from France for evaluation, copied them as the HQ-7 and put them into service, and also exported it to Pakistan, Bangladesh and Iran. Funnily enough, Iran made their unlicensed copy of it as well.

This is the Jaguar, America's plan to upgrade the Type-59 (T-54/5) in PLA service. However, it died after the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests. It had a British FCS and a L7 105mm gun, both of which are still used by the Chinese today.

 

[Anants]

China: Possible Missile Technology Transfers Under U.S. Satellite Export Policy -- Actions and Chronology

A range of concerns were prompted by New York Times reports in April 1998 that the Justice Department began a criminal investigation into whether Loral Space and Communications Ltd. and Hughes Electronics Corp. violated export control laws. The firms allegedly shared their findings with China on the cause of a rocket's explosion while launching a U.S.-origin satellite in February 1996. The companies reportedly provided expertise that China could use to improve the accuracy and reliability of its future ballistic missiles, including their guidance systems. At least three classified studies reportedly found that U.S. national security was harmed. Congress and the Executive Branch also investigated Hughes' review of China's launch failure of January 1995. After failed satellite launches in 1992, 1995, and 1996, China has reported 28 consecutive, successful commercial and government/military space launches.

 

[Azaad]

U.S. Military Technology Sold by Israel To China Upsets Asian Power Balance

For more than 40 years, the Washington Report has published insightful analysis of the political, economic and historical realities of the U.S.-Middle East relationship. Our magazine is packed with special reports on the Israeli- Palestinian peace process, current Middle East issues, and...

www.wrmea.org

Did Israel Give China’s Air Force a Helping Hand?

The J-10’s development was likely heavily informed by a jet fighter developed by Israel with U.S. engines in the 1980s.

nationalinterest.org

Israel-Gaza war: China’s stance belies years of cooperation, arms deals

As the trade war escalated, Washington increased pressure on Israel to limit or ban cooperation with China in research and technology, despite once cosy bilateral ties.

www.scmp.com

BITS Briefing Note 02.3 - The U.S.-Israeli arms trade - It always takes two to tango

Israeli tech-transfer to China turns the J-10 into a 'Chinese' F-16

Despite the J-10 status as the highlight of native fighter program, reports suggest possible connection between Israel and China during the J-10's design phase.

bulgarianmilitary.com

....and this one. Perhaps the most little known but most damaging of all the west's perfidies .

 

[Abhijeet]

An old article from 2019

USA Reprimands Pakistan for Misusing F-16 Fighter Aircraft

USA Reprimands Pakistan for Misusing F-16 Fighter Aircraft – Center For Land Warfare Studies (CLAWS)

www.claws.in

After Pakistan facilitated the 1972 US-China rapprochement, and especially during the later stages of the Cold War, the US had tacitly encouraged Pakistan to give China access to US technologies in order to improve its budding relationship with Beijing and pressurize erstwhile USSR. In 1975, the US endorsed the UK’s sale of 50 Spey jet engines to the China along with a factory to produce them. In 1982, it approved the sale of AN/ALR-69 radar warning system to Pakistan on the F-16 aircraft despite CIA’s explicit warnings about its proliferation to China. Such technology transfer allowed the US (and Pakistan) to work with China till 1989 to support the mujahideen in Afghanistan.

One of the ‘Tomahawk’ cruise missiles fired in the 1998 US attack on an Al Qaeda camp in Afghanistan crash-landed in Baluchistan – and was transferred by Pakistan to China, who re-engineered it as the air-launched KD-20. Following the May 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden, Pakistan reportedly granted China discrete access to the crashed US’ state-of-the-art stealth helicopter.