U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter has a plan to convert old warplanes into heavily armed “flying launchpads.”

The Pentagon wants to spend more money to offset Anti-Area/Access-Denial (A2/AD) technologies.

The role of modern airpower in the critical maritime domain

In a new document, the Chief of Naval Operations outlines challenges the U.S. Navy will be facing in the 21st century.

"With a well-considered upgrade plan, the B-52 can serve to its 100th birthday."

China has conducted yet another test of a hypersonic glide vehicle designed to defeat U.S. missile defenses.

The retired aircraft could help fill a significant capability gap for carrier strike groups.

Beijing has recently successfully completed a test flight of its largest high-altitude airship.

However, even more alarming are Moscow’s growing anti-access/area denial capabilities, according to a U.S. general.

A new comparative analysis sheds light on the threat Tehran’s ballistic missile force poses to U.S. airbases.

A new report highlights Sino-Russian cooperation in building up the PLAN’s surface warfare capabilities.

Beijing conducted yet another test of a new high-tech hypersonic glide vehicle.

About 70 percent of Pyongyang’s submarines have left their homeports and are nowhere to be found.

The Asia-Pacific's expansive geography leaves short-range tactical fighters ill-suited for success and versatility.

Elegant in theory, Beijing’s grand strategy is triggering an Asian security dilemma.

The PLA's anti-access/area denial arsenal is slowly but steadily expanding.