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The Chinese military is developing and deploying drones at a dizzying rate, and experts believe they will prove central to any future war.

We interviewed Chinese military aviation expert Andreas Rupprecht to learn more about the progress of the PLAN (People's Liberation Army Navy) Naval Aviation.

Should nations let their enemies purchase land within their own borders? You’d likely give a resounding ‘no’ to this question, correct?  And yet, a former Chinese general with alleged ties to Chinese concentration camps recently bought an airstrip in Texas. And this isn’t just some random ranch in the middle of nowhere. It is 200 square miles (130,000 acres) of land between one of the most active Air Force bases in the U.S. and the border of Mexico. As the world is being fear-monger...

January 11, 2021 Everything you always wanted to know about Chinese air power (but were afraid to ask) – Interview with Andreas Rupprecht Few have written more on the subject of Chinese air power than Andreas Rupprecht. We grilled him on the hottest topics in that most dynamic of subjects, Chinese warplanes. China appears to be producing new designs at a greater pace than other nations, is that true, and if so, why? If they indeed are “producing new designs at a greater pace than other na...

By-now familiar weapons on display included Wing Loong-II combat drones used extensively in combat in Libya, the Type 15 light tank intended for operations on the Tibetan Plateau, and DF-26 missiles with enough range to strike Guam and guidance systems designed to enable targeting of moving aircraft carriers. But the parade also showcased several advanced new weapons, including several types which so far have no equivalent in service elsewhere on the planet.  Let’s look at six systems in par...

comments It wraps its paws around the serviceman, seeming trying to stop him from going  The loyal canine ran after the handlers pickup truck for 3,280ft as he finally left Their emotional farewell has been captured by a trending video on social media  A Chinese firefighter and his sniffer dog have found it impossible to bid farewell to each other as the serviceman retired from his position. Officer Zhang Yousheng and his furry colleague Li Jian, or Sharp Sword, had spent day and night toge...