Western Interest Grows In Longer-Range Air-To-Air Intercepts
Credit: Chinese Military Aviation
China’s advances in upgrading its military capabilities are causing U.S. and Japanese military leaders to consider pushing more quickly for air-launched weapons that can hold the threat at arm’s length. Japan is signaling interest in fielding its future fighter to replace the F-4 with a beyond...
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