Source record CMC Political Work Department · 2026-07-09

Slash Servicemembers, Kunpeng Makers

斜杠军人鲲鹏创客

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Desk	China Desk
Publishing institution	CMC Political Work Department
Source outlet	PLA Daily (解放军报) (pla_daily)
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Source-stated publication date	2026-07-09
Original URL	http://www.81.cn/kj_208559/16472647.html
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空军航空兵某团是全军最早组建的运输机部队。进入新时代，这支部队全面换装运-20（代号“鲲鹏”）系列飞机，战略投送能力不断提升，支撑边界不断拓展，成为“大国之翼”。鲲鹏的一道道壮丽航迹，离不开该团官兵的创新突破。他们成立了“鲲鹏之翼”创新工作室，推出任务规划系统等多项成果。他们中有“手搓代码的飞行高手”“外科医生”“神算子”“中医团队”……他们既是战斗员，也是研究员。他们是“斜杠军人，鲲鹏创客”。（视频策划/制作：“学习强国”记者范占英张洁）

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An unidentified PLA Air Force aviation regiment — described as the military's oldest transport unit — has fully transitioned to the Y-20 and established an in-unit innovation studio called 'Wings of the Kunpeng,' which has produced tools including a mission planning system developed by aircrew members. The article documents a recurring institutional pattern in PLA aviation units: pushing technical development and software work down to the operator level rather than relying solely on the defense industrial base, here framed as a cultural identity ('slash servicemembers, Kunpeng makers') to normalize the dual combatant-researcher role. The specific claim that aircrew hand-coded a mission planning system raises the question of how much Y-20 operational software development is occurring organically within units versus through formal AVIC or PLA procurement channels.

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Source text. CMC Political Work Department. "斜杠军人鲲鹏创客." PLA Daily (解放军报), 2026-07-09. http://www.81.cn/kj_208559/16472647.html.

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