The U.S. Navy vs. China’s Shipbuilding The United States Navy faces a significant challenge in the race for maritime dom ...

China's navy has commenced flight tests from its new CNS Fujian aircraft carrier, with J-15T and J-35 fighters - plus KJ-600 airborne early warning and control aircraft - shown launching via ...

Eighty stun grenades, dropped from a P-8A Poseidon multi-mission maritime patrol and reconnaissance aircraft, lit up the ...

In today's modern naval landscape, where aircraft carriers reign supreme, nuclear propulsion technology defines the geographic scope of a country's strategies. Offering extended range, larger carrier ...

The "XXLUVs" can likely be loaded with significantly larger payloads than the U.S. Navy's Orca, which is also undergoing ...

China has the largest standing military in the world by troop count, but numbers alone don't win wars. The U.S. military is built to operate anywhere, at any time. That's the big difference. The U.S.

China’s Fujian carrier has successfully developed electromagnetic catapults—leapfrogging the US Navy, which mostly uses steam-powered catapults and has struggled to implement electromagnetic ones.