Rank 75 documents the Chengdu J-10C — the PLAAF's mature canard-delta multirole fighter that evolved from the Israeli-influenced J-10A into a domestically powered AESA-equipped platform entering squadron service around 2018. Powered by the WS-10B Taihang turbofan and armed with PL-10 and PL-15 missiles, the J-10C represents China's transition from imported AL-31FN dependency toward indigenous propulsion and sensor sovereignty. The Vigorous Dragon nickname — Menglong in Mandarin — reflects a programme that began in the 1980s and survived export bans, engine setbacks, and the shadow of the heavier J-20 stealth fighter without losing front-line relevance. Split-view blueprint art renders the PLAAF roundel exterior and wireframe intake lattice exactly as the master PNG dictates.