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“We think that China has a formidable aerospace capability, and they have concentrated that aerospace capability in the South China Sea region to deter others from going into that airspace,” the head of the Royal Australian Air Force said. “It doesn’t make it impenetrable, and it doesn’t mean you can’t deliver military effects to achieve your interests when you are operating against China."

Project Mosquito barely got underway before it hit a dead end, with potential overseas designs waiting in the wings.

Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison appears to be enjoying life after leadership - hiring out an entire cinema to treat his staff to a viewing of the new Top Gun flick before going bowling. 

A number of countries with modern and powerful militaries are pursuing a new category of aircraft, and China is one of them. This new category is often referred

Commentary Australia’s new government has committed to containing the strategic expansion of China but may be thwarted by ...

AEI's Bill Greenwalt calls on Congress to step in to re-invigorate the NTIB before outdated export controls smother innovation.

This investment will build seven UAVs, recently named the MQ-28A Ghost Bat...

The Royal Australian Air Force’s Air Combat capability will be bolstered with the addition of uncrewed autonomous systems as part of the Morrison Government’s additional investment of $454 million in the Loyal Wingman Program. Minister for Defence, Peter Dutton, said the investment will deliver seven uncrewed autonomous aerial vehicles - recently named MQ-28A Ghost Bat – to

The sub will be both an important source of intelligence and targeting information and may have torpedo tubes and boast other weapons, but those details are still being hammered out.

Leading Supplier of Highly Engineered, Complex and Advanced Components and Sub-Systems Business Becomes Sixth Firm to Integrate into Accurus Aeros...