two ammunition drums each contains 640 rounds (total 1280 rounds). Designated as H/PJ-11, the weapon is considered China's third generation CIWS, after the first generation Russian AK-630 and second generation indigenous Type 730. Chinese TV reported that it is able to intercept incoming anti-ship missiles up to a speed of Mach 4 with a 96% success rate. The Type 003 Chinese aircraft carrier Fujian launched on 17 June 2022 revealed a Type 1130 CIWS with a modified radar which some have speculated to be a new AESA radar. Operators Algerian Navy Indonesian Navy Pakistan Navy People's Liberation Army Navy People's Liberation Army Ground Force People's Liberation Army Marine Corps See also Comparable ground systems Phalanx CIWS Goalkeeper CIWS AK-630 Kashtan CIWS References Naval anti-aircraft guns Rotary cannon Military robots Close-in weapon systems Naval weaponry of the People's Republic of China People's Liberation Army Navy Naval guns of China 30 mm artillery Military equipment introduced in the 2000s