Mr. Dong asserted that the island’s “restoration" to China was “an integral part of the postwar international order." His ...
The "XXLUVs" can likely be loaded with significantly larger payloads than the U.S. Navy's Orca, which is also undergoing ...
New information reveals that the Chinese Navy (PLAN) is testing its uncrewed submarines on Hainan in the South China Sea. The ...
The U.S. Navy vs. China’s Shipbuilding The United States Navy faces a significant challenge in the race for maritime dom ...
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China’s Colossal Submarine Drones Emerge in the South China Sea
China has deployed two ‘XXL’ uncrewed submarines to Haian in the South China Sea, where they appear to be undergoing trials.
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 ...
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China unleashes colossal uncrewed submarines in South China Sea, dwarfing U.S. Navy’s Orca drones
China has recently moved two of the world’s largest uncrewed submarines to the South China Sea. These new underwater drones ...
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China’s Type 003 Carrier Has Been Testing Its Electromagnetic Catapults
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.
It has been home to a Black Death burial ground, a monastery and a Royal Navy shipyard, and was once the epicenter of coin ...
China's People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has for the first time released images and video footage that demonstrate its ability to launch and recover ...
Xinhua News Agency reports that the Chinese navy has had take off arrested landing tests of the J-15T, J-35 fighter jets and the KJ-600 early warning and ...
Long-range weapons will not totally reshape war as we know it—but they could blur the difference between offensive and ...
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