DF-21D

The tests would mark the first activity of their kind in the South China Sea.

Say hello to the KN-17.

China’s investment in aircraft carriers will take a great deal of time and money to reach its full potential.

China's expanding and modernizing military power could change everything in Asia.

U.S. military analysts warn of the growing threat Chinese cruise missiles pose to the U.S. in the Asia-Pacific region

Past fears that carriers were vulnerable to new technologies weren’t proven right… nor were they proven wrong.

If the U.S. Navy wants to continue controlling the seas, it may have to fight.

A new report by the Rand Corporation calls for turning China’s A2/AD strategy on its head.

A new report traces the DF-21D’s origins, developments and possible uses in combat conditions.

So far drones have been used to target terrorists, but the era of great power drone warfare is quickly taking shape.

Do AirSea Battle and A2/AD make the U.S.-China military balance more or less stable?

Even if China’s technically capable of expanding the DF-21D ABSM’s range, its foreign policy goals might dictate restraint.

Plus, is the USAF inflating the DPRK & China missiles threats to fund its own nuclear modernization?

While China is well know for its anti-ship weapons, other nations are also investing in such technology.

Is all the hype part of an asymmetrical campaign by China to defeat its enemies without a fight?

The Diplomat’s Robert Farley brings us the latest on this popular debate.

With America and others developing “carrier killer” missiles, what does the future hold for surface navies in wartime?

Both sides of the missile defense debate have some powerful arguments. Yet, one basic idea may hold sway.

Unconfirmed reports suggest China may have recently tested its DF-21D ASBM, with DOD making an interesting declaration.

Given the advancing capabilities of China’s anti-access forces, questions of diffusion and proliferation bear consideration.

Even as N. Korea and others develop such weapons, history shows ballistic missiles have their shortcomings.

Xi’s recent speech to the 2nd Artillery have some thinking that changes are in store for China’s nuclear doctrine.

Collins and Erickson respond to “Death by China” author Greg Autry.

Much has been made of the missile dubbed “the carrier killer.” Can it be countered?