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US defense company Leidos is set to revolutionize American airpower with its Black Arrow missile, a versatile, long-range weapon that promises to transform the AC-130J gunship into a formidable precision strike platform ready to face sophisticated adversaries like China.
The US Navy and Air Force have become a tale of two sixth-generation fighter programs, with the former service pressing ahead with its F/A-XX and the latter holding fire on its NGAD. The divergent directions raise questions about the services’ future interoperability and the ability of the US to maintain air superiority in a future conflict with China.
The US Air Force is reassessing its future air dominance strategy in light of budget constraints, technological advances and the fast-evolving threat of armed drones.
The US is considering reviving its light fighter concept in response to difficulties with its next-generation fighter program, a move that has sparked heated debate and challenged conventional airpower strategies.
The US has unveiled a US$10 billion strategy to upgrade military aircraft in Japan, a bid to bolster its defense posture amid rising tensions with China over Taiwan. However, aging aircraft, production problems and China’s fast-growing air force may mean the plan is too little, too late to significantly shift the region’s balance of air power.