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Here’s How the U.S. Marine Corps Will Sink Chinese Ships

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China's Powerful Anti-Ship Missiles: Are They a Serious Threat?

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Pentagon Calls China's Test of DF-21D and DF-26 Anti-Ship Missiles 'Destabilizing'

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How Could Japan Defeat China In a Naval War? Flying F-35s Off Of 'Destroyers'

How Worried Should We Be About China's Anti-Ship Ballistic Missiles?

Unthinkable: Could an Iranian Missile Sink a U.S. Aircraft Carrier?

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Integrated Defense: Lasers and Missiles Will Make Aircraft Carriers Survivable

The U.S. Marine Corps If Moving Back to Sea-Based Warfare—But With Missiles

The Navy Has a Plan to Beat China’s ‘Carrier-Killer’ Missiles

Problem Solved: Laser Interceptors Can Keep Aircraft Carriers Safe in a War

China’s 'Aircraft-Carrier Killer' Missiles: How Big of a Threat?

Is the U.S. Army Ready to Sink Enemy Ships?

China, Beware: Meet Taiwan's Aircraft Carrier Killer Corvette

America’s Navy Is Large, But Iran’s Missile Forces are Larger

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Stealth F-35s Can Share Missile Targeting Data With Warships

No Carriers Needed: Japan Wants to Fly F-35s Off of Its 'Destroyers'